Model Venus Hung plays a series of delightfully mischievous twins in this editorial for the Baccarat Magazine May 2011 issue. Photographer Tim Wong captures Wong in a series of poses that range from demure and obedient to jovial, rabble-rousing and sensual.
Stylist Anson Lau picked an array of coordinated pieces for each multiplied shot. In one, four black gown-wearing models point aggressively at a matching group of cream-clad models in various states of undress. Another shot sees Hung in a series of prints and a single color-blocked outfit.
Each photo in the Baccarat Magazine May 2011 editorial features several blended shots of Venus Hung that essentially turn her into an army of twins. One or two poses, however, deviate from the norm, adding visual interest and a cheeky undertone.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Multiplying Models
- Using blended shots and digital manipulation to create an army of twins in fashion editorials.
- Coordinated Chaos
- Creating visual interest by combining contrasting styles and clashing prints in fashion shoots.
- Cheeky Undertones
- Injecting humor and playfulness into fashion photography by deviating from traditional poses and expressions.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to experiment with blended shots and create visually dynamic images.
- Fashion Styling
- Chance for stylists to push the boundaries of coordinating outfits by mixing contrasting styles and prints.
- Magazine Publishing
- Potential for magazines to attract attention and engage readers by featuring fashion editorials with cheeky undertones and unique concepts.
