Drawing influence from several different cultures, 'The Way of the Bizantinum' by Marco D'Amico features dramatic styling that gives the models an almost holy persona.
The elegant captures help reinforce the overall Byzantine theme that is styled with an ornate level of opulence and attention to detail. Luxurious wears are paired with dramatic jewelry pieces that add an over-the-top touch while still maintaining the simplistic overtone of the shoot.
The position of the models meshed with the halo-like light adornments combine to create what can be perceived as a sacralized experience for both the muses and the viewer. The shoot is styled by Marco Grisolia, whose background in fine art is clearly present through the opulent images that are almost like a 21st century take on Renaissance paintings.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sacralized Styling
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry to create designs and styling that exude a spiritual or holy presence.
- Cultural Fusion
- The blending of different cultures in artistic representations opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation in cultural exchange industries, such as art, fashion, and photography.
- Luxurious Simplicity
- There is a disruptive innovation opportunity in creating luxurious products and experiences that maintain a simplistic overtone, combining luxury with minimalism.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry has the opportunity to explore and develop sacralized styling, blending cultural influences, and creating luxurious simplicity.
- Art
- The art industry can embrace cultural fusion and explore the use of sacralized styling to create visually striking and spiritually evocative pieces.
- Photography
- In photography, there is an opportunity to experiment with cultural fusion, capturing the essence of different cultures in visually captivating and emotionally resonant ways.
