As though inspired by the tribal community in the latest Watchowskis-directed blockbuster hit, 'Cloud Atlas,' the ELLE Mexico December 2012 editorial envisions what fashion might be at the end of the world. A timely photoshoot considering, if the Mayan calendar proves true, that end is just around the corner.
Titled El Fin del Mundo, which appropriately means 'The End of the World' in Spanish, the ELLE Mexico December 2012 editorial was shot by Santiago Ruisenor. It stars model Jana Knauerová and Ania K. Stylists Pamela Ocampo and Maria Reygadas outfitted the dark-haired beauties in futuristic tribal ensembles that complement the majestic settings beautifully. Minimalistic and stylish, the looks were finished with kakeup by Ossiel Ramos and hair by Gerardo Maldonado.
What's Driving This Trend
- Futuristic Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to create tribal-inspired ensembles with a futuristic twist.
- End of the World Imagery
- Chance for photographers to capture apocalyptic themes in fashion editorials.
- Mayan-inspired Designs
- Potential for fashion brands to incorporate Mayan motifs and symbolism in their collections.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can explore the fusion of tribal and futuristic elements in their collections.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with capturing apocalyptic themes in fashion editorials.
- Apparel Retail
- Fashion brands can incorporate Mayan-inspired designs into their product offerings.
