Model Josephine Skriver takes shot gun in the Bon Magazine 'Show Down' editorial. This extends outside of the car and into her stylish wardrobe as well. Outfitted in ultra luxe looks, the Dannish beauty showcases sleek style for the autumn season. Although she has a somewhat monotone wardrobe, comprised of deep purples and blacks, Skriver is far from Gothic. Instead, she is mysteriously elegant.
The Bon Magazine 'Show Down' editorial was shot by photographer Benny Horne for Fall 2012 issue. Styled by Zara Zachrisson, the photoshoot also features bold cuts and leather accessories in addition to the dark colors. Popping against the vivid blue skies, the looks were perfected with a casual updo by hairstylist Charles McNair, flawless face by makeup artist Junko Kioka and dark nails by manicurist Marisa Carmichael.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Luxury Fashion
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the luxury fashion industry by introducing sustainable materials and ethical production practices.
- Editorial Photography
- Disruptive innovation can occur in the field of editorial photography by embracing new technologies such as virtual reality and interactive elements.
- Dark Color Palette
- The use of dark colors, such as deep purples and blacks, can inspire disruptive innovation in the cosmetics industry to create unique and bold makeup products.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can benefit from disruptive innovation by incorporating technology-driven solutions, such as customization and virtual try-on experiences.
- Photography
- The photography industry has potential for disruptive innovation by developing advanced camera technologies that enhance the quality and creativity of editorial shoots.
- Beauty
- In the beauty industry, there is an opportunity for disruptive innovation by creating new nail polish formulas that offer long-lasting dark colors without harmful chemicals.
