Plastic surgery is all the rage these days among women trying their best to stay young. The V64 Spring 2010 'Mirror Mirror' photoshoot takes this concept to an artist level, exposing seven supermodels in the age of plastic.
Starring Eniko Mihalik, Dree Hemingway, Raquel Zimmermann and Anja Rubik, the black and white portraits have the girls sporting grotesque facial masks. Including side-by-side pics of each girl fully clothed and the other nude and facially deformed, the V64 Spring 2010 ‘Mirror Mirror’ photos look more like an homage to Hannibal Lecter.
What's Driving This Trend
- Plastic Surgery Art
- Exploring the artistic potential of plastic surgery through deformed face portraits.
- Grotesque Fashion Photography
- Using facial deformities as a stylistic element in fashion photography.
- Critique of Cosmetic Culture
- Challenging the obsession with youth and beauty through distorted portraits.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Incorporating unconventional and thought-provoking elements into fashion shoots.
- Cosmetic Surgery
- Expanding the boundaries of cosmetic procedures by highlighting their artistic possibilities.
- Art and Design
- Pushing the limits of traditional aesthetics by embracing unconventional and controversial concepts.
