The Harper’s Bazaar Latin America 'Trazo Lineal' editorial boasts a bold backdrop of geometric sculptures and architectural silhouettes that almost rival the fashion being showcased. Instead, these structures, which are located in in Naucalpan, Mexico, accentuate the equally bold lines of the stylish designs. Full of sleek cuts and vibrant color-blocking, the outfits are undeniably the stars of the show.
Shot by photographer Gregory Allen with art direction by Pamela Ocampo, the Harper’s Bazaar Latin America 'Trazo Lineal' editorial is set to appear in the April 2013 issue of the magazine. It stars model Vasilisa Pavlova. The brunette beauty was styled by Nick Nelson, who pulled pieces from the likes of Marc Jacobs, Fendi and Balenciaga.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Geometric Backdrop Sculptures
- The use of bold geometric sculptures in backdrops for fashion editorials is an opportunity for designers and artists to collaborate on creating unique and visually stunning displays for fashion and art fans alike.
- Architectural Silhouettes
- The use of architectural silhouettes in fashion can inspire the creation of functional and stylish clothing with surprising and innovative shapes.
- Bold Color-blocking
- The incorporation of bold, vibrant color-blocking in fashion can be an opportunity for designers to experiment with unexpected color combinations and create striking and attention-grabbing designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can embrace innovative collaborations with artists and architects to create visually stunning and unique displays for fashion editorials and campaigns.
- Art
- The use of sculptures and architectural silhouettes in fashion editorials can inspire artists to explore the possibilities of integrating art and fashion in new and unconventional ways.
- Design
- The incorporation of bold color combinations and unexpected shapes in fashion can challenge designers to create new and innovative designs that stand out in a crowded market.
