The Dud.Zin.Ska Autumn/Winter 2012/2013 lookbook is outfitted by stylist Anna Dudzinska and lensed by photographer Lukasz Dziewic. The striking outdoor image series takes place in a wildly wooded setting. The remote backdrop is is enhanced with photographer Dziewic's muted photo filtering techniques.
This heavily layered advertorial showcases the knitwear label's latest womenswear collection and shines a light on oversized silhouettes, off-kitler design details and unexpectedly blended textiles.
Inspired by the idea of uninhabited and abandoned places, the Dud.Zin.Ska Autumn/Winter 2012/2013 lookbook epitomizes a vague visual concept that is both edgy and raw. The brand focuses on the weather's impact on human survival, embracing the heaviest of knits and other outerwear pieces that are sure to keep one warm throughout the harsh winter weather.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Muted Wilderness
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate muted photo filtering techniques to create striking outdoor imagery.
- Heavily Layered
- Potential for designers to explore oversized silhouettes and blend unexpected textiles to create unique and edgy fashion collections.
- Uninhabited Inspirations
- Space for clothing brands to draw inspiration from abandoned places and create raw and weather-inspired designs.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to implement the trends of muted wilderness and heavily layered fashion styles.
- Photography
- Potential for photographers to incorporate muted photo filtering techniques to create striking outdoor imagery.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Space for textile manufacturers to experiment with blending unexpected textiles to meet the demand for heavily layered fashion.
