We’ve seen numerous interpretations of the tribal theme in fashion, but the photography by Herring & Herring for D Mode Magazine is on a tribal level all on its own.
This intense editorial spread snapped by Herring & Herring for D Mode Magazine was styled by Laurean Ossori. It features models Mey Bun, Rila Fukushima and Ai-li Wang in striking, multi-hued tribal wear including vivid animal printed dresses, a shawl of long black animal hair, and piles of chromatic chunky beads. Adding to the extreme tribal theme were brazenly painted tongues, face paint, and wooden spears.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Extreme Tribal Fashion
- The trend towards extreme tribal fashion presents opportunities for innovative clothing designs, accessories and styling techniques.
- Ethnic Print Clothing
- The growing popularity of tribal and ethnic print clothing provides innovative opportunities for new designs and manufacturers.
- Tribal-inspired Photography
- The trend towards tribal-inspired photography presents opportunities for photographers to experiment with new techniques and styles.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can capitalize on this trend by creating new, striking designs with bold patterns and vivid colors.
- Beauty and Makeup Industry
- The beauty and makeup industry can capitalize on this trend by experimenting with face and body painting techniques to create striking tribal looks.
- Photography Industry
- The photography industry can capitalize on this trend by embracing tribal-inspired photography and exploring new techniques for photographing models and clothing.
