The Vogue Italia 'Black and Roses' editorial has a darkly ominous feel that sets the perfect tone for the month of Halloween. Yet because this particular photoshoot centers around high fashion pieces, the creepy factor is taken to an avant-garde level.
Shot in studio against stark white walls by photographer Tim Walker with set design by Emma Roach, the Vogue Italia 'Black and Roses' editorial appears in the October 2012 issue of the magazine. It stars model Kristen McMenamy, who has some anonymous guests in the background of a couple of the captures. Draped in monotone outfits, which were styled by Jacob K, the American beauty strikes imposing poses that will send a chill down people's spines. The looks feature designs from the likes of Yves Saint Laurent, Celine, Emilio Cavallini and Valentino.
What's Driving This Trend
- Dark Fashion Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to explore dark and ominous themes in fashion shoots, creating avant-garde visuals.
- Monotone Fashion
- Disruptive innovation in fashion industry with the use of monotone designs for a haunting and eerie aesthetic.
- Creepy High Fashion
- Emerging trend of incorporating creepy elements in high fashion, pushing the boundaries of avant-garde style.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Opportunity for fashion photographers to experiment with dark, avant-garde concepts in their work.
- Fashion Design
- Opportunity for fashion designers to create collections inspired by monotone and eerie aesthetics.
- Fashion Magazines
- Opportunity for fashion magazines to feature dark and creepy editorials that appeal to avant-garde fashion enthusiasts.
