The Fashion Gone Rogue 'A Night in Paris' online editorial straddles the artistic line between Polaroid photoshoots and Instagram shots. Squarish with white boarders, each shot has a sepia tinge that gives them a vintage feel that is at once raw and romantic. An edgy depiction of the City of Lights, the editorial captures model Anna Ewers's bombshell nature as well as the elegance of her sensual wardrobe.
Captured by French photographer Pierre Dal Corso, the Fashion Gone Rogue 'A Night in Paris' online editorial was shot on location in Paris, France--which the Eiffel Tower gives away immediately. Stylist Sophie Clauzel pulled pieces from the likes of Gucci, A.F. Vandevorst and Valentino while makeup artist Julie Nozieres and hairstylist Mickael Jauneau gave the blonde beauty a smokey eye and tousled tresses.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Vintage-inspired Photography
- The sepia tinge and raw romantic feel of the 'A Night in Paris' editorial highlights the trend of vintage-inspired photography in fashion shoots.
- Polaroid Aesthetic
- The squarish shots with white borders in the 'A Night in Paris' editorial showcase the popular Polaroid aesthetic that is gaining traction in the photography industry.
- Instagram-inspired Fashion Editorials
- The blend of Polaroid-like shots with a vintage feel in the 'A Night in Paris' editorial reflects the rising trend of Instagram-inspired fashion editorials.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Photography
- The vintage-inspired photography trend presents disruptive innovation opportunities for fashion photographers to create unique and nostalgic visuals.
- Fashion Retail
- The Polaroid aesthetic and Instagram-inspired fashion editorials offer disruptive innovation opportunities for fashion retailers to create engaging and nostalgic marketing campaigns.
- Beauty and Makeup
- The smokey eye and tousled tresses featured in the 'A Night in Paris' editorial can inspire disruptive innovation in the beauty and makeup industry, encouraging new creative approaches and product designs.
