The Tush Magazine High Noon editorial displays a rather tormented look at model Maud Welzen. Welzen takes on the mood of the swiveling tornado that she was placed next to, seen in her frowns and blank stares.
Stylist Wiebke Bredehorst contributed to the offbeat feel of High Noon with her use of boho lace frocks, cowboy hats and lingerie. Props were similarly central to the production as Welzen smoked a cigarette.
Capturing this gritty set was photographer Boe Marion. Much like the mood of High Noon, he chose to cast it in a dark lighting scheme. Welzen nonetheless stood out in the high end fashion series which is currently apart of Tush Magazine's Spring 2013 edition.
What's Driving This Trend
- Dark Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to create fashion that is edgy and unconventional.
- Grim Photography
- Photographers can experiment with dark and macabre themes to showcase fashion in unique ways.
- Emotional Modeling
- Models can explore the darker emotions to bring more depth to fashion shoots.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- Highly conventional industry can benefit from using taboo themes and exploring the unconventional.
- Photography Industry
- Offering more experimental and unexpected photoshoots can set photographers apart from their competition.
- Entertainment Industry
- Dark themes in fashion and photography can intersect with TV and movie productions to create memorable experiences for audiences.
