‘Alter’ is the name of Louise Simmonds’ first and fabulous collection. The London-based designer has a medieval-gothic inspired theme to both her fashions and the photographic techniques used in these six dramatic images.
Powder-faced models with deep red lips and disheveled hairdos show off the clothing in creatively contorted poses. Check out the shot with the red shoes, the poor girl’s legs are so twisted they’re facing completely backwards.
The white gown with the blood red hem looks as if it could have stepped right out of a religious Renaissance work of art.
Simmonds’ illustrations, a few of which I’ve included, are an impressive extension of her talent.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Gothic Renaissance Fashion
- The gothic renaissance fashion trend could inspire designers to create clothing with a medieval-gothic inspired theme, using creative photographic techniques.
- Powder-faced Models in Dramatic Poses
- The trend of using powder-faced models in creatively contorted poses could disrupt the traditional fashion photo shoot style, inspiring photographers to experiment with new forms of artistic expression.
- Religious Renaissance-inspired Art
- The trend of using religious Renaissance-inspired art in fashion design could inspire designers to use historical works of art as inspiration for creating new clothing collections.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers could take advantage of the gothic renaissance fashion trend by creating new collections with a medieval-gothic inspired theme, using creative photographic techniques.
- Photography
- The trend of using powder-faced models in creatively contorted poses could disrupt the traditional fashion photo shoot style, inspiring photographers to experiment with new forms of artistic expression.
- Art and Design
- The trend of using religious Renaissance-inspired art in fashion design could inspire artists and designers to use historical works of art as inspiration for creating new clothing collections.
