'The Aktionist' Vulture editorial graces the publication's #4 issue. The photo series stars Fusion model Paul Boche, who is captured by photographer Sergio Mejia's lens. Paul channels a disturbed soul in this strange and somber portrait series.
Sporting wild hair and dark under-eye makeup by hair and beauty artist Rebecca Robles, the model transforms into a creepy sight. Wardrobe stylist Susan Walsh dresses Paul in a series of graphic tees, fitted suits and dramatic headwear accessories from designer labels that include Costume National, Rochambeau and Ports 1961 among many others.
The Aktionist Vulture fashion story shows off Paul Boche's dark side. The model smirks and grimaces at the camera, channeling a wild man who seems to be disturbed.
What's Driving This Trend
- Strange and Somber Portraiture
- Opportunity to disrupt the photography industry by exploring unconventional and unsettling portrait photography styles.
- Creepy Fashion Campaigns
- Opportunity to disrupt the fashion industry by creating edgy and unsettling fashion campaigns that provoke emotional responses.
- Dark and Disturbed Imagery
- Opportunity to disrupt the visual arts industry by pushing boundaries with dark and disturbing visual representations.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- Photography studios and professionals can explore unconventional and unsettling portrait photography styles.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands and designers can create edgy and unsettling fashion campaigns to stand out in the industry.
- Visual Arts
- Artists and creators can push boundaries with dark and disturbing visual representations in their work.
