The beautiful Irina Vodolazova conveys the sophistication and sleekness of New York City impeccably for Dress to Kill Magazine's Fall 2010 edition.
The Fall 2010 edition of Dress to Kill is officially dubbed 'The City Issue,' making a photo shoot in New York City an absolute must. Irina Vodolazova adds a touch of femininity and sensuality to the cold, hard cityscape, creating a gorgeous overall composition.
Implications - Fashion shoots, art and photography are often set against staged backdrops that are specifically constructed. While these can be captivating and effective, many consumers look for more realistic shoots that make use of everyday locations and settings that are familiar and reflective of their lifestyle. When exploring products, buyers are drawn to advertisements they can relate to and place themselves in.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Realistic Photography Shoots
- Consumers seek realistic photography shoots that make use of everyday locations and settings.
- The City Issue
- Magazine publications explore city scenery as backdrops for photography shoots.
- Femininity and Sensuality
- Models add a touch of femininity and sensuality to the cold, hard cityscape in photography shoots.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can explore more realistic photo shoot backdrops that incorporate everyday locations to attract consumers.
- Art
- Art industry can showcase realistic photo shoots to depict relatable imagery and draw in viewers.
- Photography
- Photography industry can produce more realistic photo shoots to appeal to consumers who look for everyday imagery that reflects their lifestyle.
