Edgy, elegant and exotic, the photo series titled Chinatown by Henryk Lobaczewski, a photographer based in Sydney, Australia, has covered the all the important elements to make an eye-catching fashion story with an Eastern vibe. Instead of being shot in China, this photoshoot was captured in a city within a city, New York's very own Chinatown. Dark, seedy and full of urban treats, the photoshoot has a gritty quality that will have people thinking of a China that could very well exist in the near future.
The photo series titled Chinatown by Henryk Lobaczewski stars model Li Ming. Shot exclusively for Fashionising.com, it showcases a ton of prints, structured frocks and glittering jewelry. The brunette beauty's feminine looks were perfected with straight locks and dewy skin by beauty artist Amelia Axton.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Eastern-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate Eastern elements into their designs and cater to the rising popularity of Eastern aesthetics.
- Urban Editorial Photography
- Potential for photographers to capture gritty and edgy urban environments, creating captivating visual stories within city settings.
- Diverse Beauty Representation
- Demand for representing diverse beauty standards in fashion editorials, providing opportunities for models and beauty artists to showcase their talent.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore incorporating Eastern-inspired elements into their collections, attracting a wider audience.
- Photography
- Photographers can specialize in capturing urban environments and produce unique editorial content that appeals to fashion and lifestyle publications.
- Beauty
- Beauty artists have the chance to showcase their skills in creating diverse looks, catering to a more inclusive industry standard.
