The Numero Tokyo In The Mood photoshoot emphasizes the bright side of model Frida Aasen. Aasen is displayed clad in pops of electric orange and pink here, couture choices that were made on behalf of stylist Zoe James.
James worked with photographer Jonas Bresnan throughout the production of In The Mood. The two applied their artistic visions to the set, apparent in Bresnan's mirrored images and somber snapshots of Aasen.
James' transparent collar necklaces, angular wedge heels and patterned pieces were similarly avant-garde. While the title of this editorial is seductive in its own right, she furthered this theme with the apparel choices. This was teased out by the bustiers and knee-length slits as seen in the flowing gowns and coats.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Vibrant Fashion Editorials
- There is an opportunity for fashion brands and publications to experiment with bold colors and patterns in their editorials to attract attention and stand out in a crowded market.
- Transparent Accessories
- The use of transparent materials in jewelry and accessories can create a unique and eye-catching look that can be used by fashion designers to offer a new and innovative style.
- Mirrored Photography
- Photographers can experiment with mirrored images and reflections to create unique compositions in their work that capture attention and stand out in a crowded market.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands, designers, and publications can take advantage of vibrant colors, transparent materials, and mirrored photography to create unique and attention-grabbing clothing, accessories, and promotional materials.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with mirrored images and reflections to create unique compositions in their work and offer a new and innovative style to attract clients.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Marketing and advertising companies can use vibrant colors, transparent materials, and mirrored photography to create attention-grabbing campaigns for their clients that stand out in a crowded market.
