The Tar Magazine At First Sight photoshoot will be featured in the publication's Fall 2012 issue. Stylist Illaria Norsa makes no misgivings about the editorial's aggressive passion for leather. While some may take up issue with the unabashed references to animals, many in the fashion community have expressed an interest in this exact manner of dress.
Model Karlina Caune totes the decapitated head of a black horse in At first Sight. Photographer Tung Walsh made the whole set appear as chic as possible with his orange-hued finish and artistic snapshots of open stilettos, riding pants and knee-high boots. There is arguable something of interest for most Tar Magazine readers here, be it in the forms of cow hide vests, strict leather gloves or Caune's overall attitude.
What's Driving This Trend
- Animal-inspired Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore using animal-inspired materials and motifs to create bold and edgy designs.
- Artistic Photography
- Photographers can experiment with artistic techniques, such as unique lighting and unconventional compositions, to create visually captivating fashion editorials.
- Controversial Fashion Editorials
- Fashion magazines can push boundaries and spark discussions by featuring bold and controversial editorials that challenge societal norms and expectations.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can take inspiration from the use of leather and other animal-based materials to create innovative clothing and accessories.
- Photography
- Photography industry professionals can explore new techniques and styles to capture fashion editorials that are visually stunning and evoke emotions.
- Publishing
- Publishing companies can attract readers and generate buzz by featuring provocative and thought-provoking fashion editorials in their magazines.
