I am a big fan of Ami Sioux's international fashion stories, which are often featured in ID Magazine and a long list of the hippest publications in the world such as Nylon, Self Service, ID, and Dazed Japan. I love the cheeky but very feminine mood of the universes she creates through her lens. The women in her fashion stories are strong, striking and independent individuals, which I think is a pretty good representation of our sex.
Ami Sioux is an American photographer who broke through as a professional photographer in in New York in the mid-90s. She is mainly known for her lovely fashion editorials but her work is very widely used for portraits and advertising. She's even published her own photography book.
Ami Sioux now lives and works in Paris where she is working on her next book project, entitled 'PARIS 48°50N 2°23E.' I would love to get my hands on that book, which will hit the bookstores in the autumn of 2009.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fashion Photography Trends
- Opportunity for disruptive innovations in the use of cheeky, feminine, and empowering imagery in fashion editorials.
- International Fashion Stories
- Opportunity for disruptive innovations in creating strong, striking, and independent representations of women in fashion media.
- Book Publishing Trends
- Opportunity for disruptive innovations in the production and distribution of photography books for the fashion and art industries.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Publications
- Opportunity for disruptive innovations in showcasing Ami Sioux's fashion editorials and international fashion stories.
- Photography
- Opportunity for disruptive innovations in portrait and advertising photography inspired by Ami Sioux's style.
- Bookstores
- Opportunity for disruptive innovations in the marketing and sale of photography books, particularly 'PARIS 48°50N 2°23E.'
