The March 2009 issue of Vogue UK came laden with editorials, and this particular one shines the spotlight on model Anja Rubik.
Named “Black and White,” Anja sports the many faces of monochrome in a variety of outrageous and madcap poses that manage to be somewhat playful.
The whole thing to me is, however, a case of, “fashion meets dramatic and wild cuts.” Within that context, Anja pulls it off with her beautiful monochromatic and extravagant wardrobe, her wild hair, the platform shoes, and those gorgeous black and white boots I would definitely kill for.
Anja was photographer by Nick Knight and the stylist was Charlotte Stockdale.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Monochromatic Fashion
- Opportunity for brands to innovate with bold black and white designs.
- Playful Editorial Shoots
- Chance for photographers and stylists to explore unique and outrageous poses.
- Extravagant Wardrobe
- Potential for designers to create extravagant and dramatic fashion pieces.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can embrace monochromatic trends and create dramatic designs.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with playful and wild editorial shoots.
- Design
- Designers have the opportunity to create extravagant and bold fashion pieces.
