Fashion photographer and stylist Aleyn Comprendio makes her outdoor photo shoot look like a fairytale in 'In a Land of Make-Believe.' Standing, squatting and lounging in a garden full of trees and flowers, the dark-haired model wears a white ruffled dress and bare feet.
Comprendio's photography style is somewhat blurred, and some images are drenched with sunlight. The spread seems to be telling a dreamy story in 'In the Land of Make-Believe.'
Implications - As consumers continue to recover from the economic downturn, the demand for diversions is still on the rise. The fashion industry is satiating this consumer demand by offering pictorials featuring dream-like qualities. This satiates consumer demand for escapism. Corporations looking to appeal to consumers affected by the recession may consider utilizing dream-like imagery in their advertising campaigns.
What's Driving This Trend
- Dream-like Imagery
- Utilizing dream-like imagery in advertising campaigns to appeal to consumers affected by the recession.
- Demand for Escapism
- The fashion industry offering pictorials with dream-like qualities to satiate consumers' need for diversions.
- Recovering Consumer Demand
- As consumers recover from the economic downturn, the demand for diversions is still on the rise in sectors like fashion.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry satiating consumer demand for diversions with dream-like pictorials.
- Advertising Industry
- Utilizing dream-like imagery in advertising campaigns to appeal to consumers affected by the recession.
- Photography Industry
- The photography industry exploring dream-like styles to capture and create fairytale-like images.
