The Singles Korea Chic Mono editorial was executed on behalf of photographer Jung Ji Eun. Eun zeroed in on model Lee Hyun Yi who proved to be the perfect subject for the minimalist tri-colored production.
While few tones were displayed in Chic Mono, opting only for pure reds, blacks and whites, it was nonetheless vibrant and markedly commanding. Yi towered before the backdrop as she sported ensembles chosen by Eun who doubled as the photoshoot's stylist.
This militaristic notion was solidified by not only Yi's aggressive stances, but also by blazers that showcased the word "stop." Paired with the piece were wide brimmed pants, chunky jewelry, tight leather dresses and open back gowns. Concern for a coy demeanor was nowhere to be found.
What's Driving This Trend
- Minimalist Tri-colored Productions
- There is an opportunity for photographers to incorporate minimalist color schemes and strong, commanding poses to create attention-grabbing editorials.
- Militaristic Fashion
- There is a growing trend in fashion towards aggressive, militaristic styles that convey strength and power.
- Modeling with a Message
- Models can be used to convey a message through fashion, such as the use of clothing with political statements or slogans.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- There is an opportunity for fashion designers to incorporate militaristic styles into their collections, pushing boundaries of conventional styles.
- Photography
- There is a potential growth in photography with minimalist tri-colored productions for demanding and commanding editorial content.
- Advertising
- Through advertising, companies can utilize the militaristic theme to create bold and memorable campaigns that target consumers who value strength and power.
