Supermodel Kate Moss poses for the i-D Winter 2010 edition, shot in various hued photographs. Photographer Alasdair McLellan places a fabulously colored filter over each of the shots, making for a 3D-esque spread with surrealist tones.
Kate Moss' natural talent as one of this decade's top models shines through as always, bringing elegance and whimsy to the i-D Winter 2010 issue. Check out the featured gallery for a look at the fierce photography.
Implications - No longer attracted to over exaggerated styles, consumers are looking for ones that feature a more classic appearance. Products that contain a more subtle aesthetic appeal to shoppers who prefer a more simple look. Companies could develop more items like this in order to attract more attention.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Classic Aesthetic
- Companies can develop products with a more subtle aesthetic to attract attention from consumers who prefer a classic appearance.
- Color-filtered Photography
- Photographers and artists can explore the use of color filters to create 3D-esque and surrealistic effects in their work.
- Whimsical Editorial Spreads
- Magazines and fashion publications can incorporate whimsical and artistic elements into their editorial spreads to captivate readers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can create clothing and accessories with a classic and subtle aesthetic to cater to consumer preferences.
- Photography
- Photography professionals can experiment with color filters to create unique and visually captivating images.
- Media and Publishing
- Media and publishing companies can incorporate whimsical and artistic elements into their editorial content to attract and engage readers.
