The fall season is all about red hot fashion, as is clearly demonstrated in the captivating Fashion Quarterly New Zealand Autumn issue. Filled with a slew of scarlet styles, the photo shoot is romantic and undeniably edgy. The latter is especially the case since the majority of the photos were shot on the edge of a rocky cliff.
The Fashion Quarterly New Zealand Autumn editorial was lensed by Sydney-based photographer Steven Chee. The photo shoot stars Australian model Sarah Stephens, who strikes statuesque poses in the sunset. Styled by Marina Didovich, the crimson outfits are stunning against the stratified rocks and rough gray waters. The tousled hair and red lips finish off the looks beautifully.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Scarlet Fashion
- The trend of bold and intense red fashion has opened up opportunities for designers to create unique and daring pieces for the upcoming seasons.
- Cliffside Photography
- The trend of photo shoots on the edge of cliffs or other dangerous locations has led to an increased interest in unconventional and dramatic fashion campaigns.
- Romantic-edgy Fusion
- The trend of combining soft, romantic elements with edgy, sharp details in fashion has become increasingly popular, and allows for a range of creative possibilities for designers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the trend of incorporating scarlet and romantic-edgy elements into clothing, making bold and unique statement pieces.
- Photography
- The photography industry can take advantage of the trend of shooting fashion editorials on the edge of cliffs or other dangerous locations, resulting in breathtaking and attention-grabbing images.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can leverage the trend of tousled hair and bold red lips, creating striking and glamorous makeup looks that pair well with scarlet fashion.
