The American Dream photo series follows the perfect family, or should it be said the perfect plastic family. If Barbie and Ken were real and they had a family, it would definitely look like this. Taking the Brad & Angelina W magazine spread to a whole new level, the American Dream series is prim, proper and full of attitude beneath the polished layers of preppy clothing and stoic expressions.
Shot by Uruguay-based photographer Tali Kimelman, the American Dream photo spread is set to appear in the Dress Mix magazine. Beautifully shot, the American Dream models were styled by Valentina de Llano, rocking outfits that socialites and their families would wear.
This is what Kimelman has to say about the American Dream shoot, "This story is inspired in the dream family, with an 'ideal' atmosphere. Perfection doesn't really exist."
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Perfect Family
- The trend towards creating the image of the perfect family in media and advertising presents an opportunity for companies to disrupt traditional family roles and challenge societal expectations.
- Plastic Aesthetic
- The trend of using plastic objects as an aesthetic inspiration, such as in the American Dream series, could inspire companies to use plastic materials in their product design and marketing campaigns.
- Preppy Clothing
- The trend towards preppy clothing styles, as seen in the American Dream series, could offer opportunities for fashion brands to create unique preppy clothing lines that appeal to a wider audience.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The preppy style showcased in the American Dream series presents an opportunity for fashion brands to create unique clothing lines that appeal to a wider audience, disrupting current fashion trends.
- Media and Advertising
- The trend towards creating the image of the perfect family in media and advertising presents an opportunity for companies to disrupt traditional family roles and challenge societal expectations, leading to more inclusive and diverse representation.
- Product Design
- The use of plastic as an aesthetic in the American Dream series could inspire companies to use plastic materials in their product designs, creating a unique and eye-catching product line.
