Model Raquel Zimmermann shows off an orange, fake tan glow and plenty of skin in 'Mistress In Monochrome' for Vogue Nippon. Photographed by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin and styled by George Cortina, the editorial features only black and white outfits.
Zimmermann flashes her breasts quite often and though those titillating images are not shown in this gallery, you can pick yourself up a copy of Vogue Nippon's May 2010 issue to stay abreast of the 'Mistress In Monochrome' shoot.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fake-tan Fashion
- The trend of using fake-tan is not just limited to editorial photoshoots but is now a fashion statement, creating opportunities for fashion and beauty industries to collaborate and innovate.
- Embracing Monochrome
- The trend of monochromatic fashion is gaining popularity, generating possibilities for the fashion industry to adopt and explore.
- Skin-centric Photography
- The trend of skin-baring photography is on the rise, creating opportunities for the photography industry to push boundaries and innovate with new techniques and tools.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can collaborate with beauty and skin-care brands to explore innovative ways to incorporate fake tans into their collections.
- Beauty Industry
- The beauty industry can develop new fake-tan products, partnering with fashion and photography brands for innovative ways to market them.
- Photography Industry
- The photography industry can explore new techniques and tools, developing innovative ways to embrace skin-baring photoshoots, along with collaborations with fashion and beauty brands.
