Shot completely in black and white, the Fashion Gone Rogue 'High on Rebellion' online editorial is subtly intense and intensely stylish. Model Emma Wahlberg stares down the camera as though daring anyone behind it to challenge her bold ensembles that happen to be more elegant than eccentric.
The Fashion Gone Rogue High on Rebellion online editorial was captured by Stockholm-based photographer Benjamin Vnuk. A simple studio shoot, it focuses heavily on Wahlberg's no-nonsense attitude and the structured silhouettes. The Swedish beauty was styled by Bahareh Ardakani, who pulled casual cool pieces from labels such as Topshop, Acne and Tiger of Sweden. Hairstylist Kalle Eklund and makeup artist Jeanette Tornqvist completed the looks with messy tresses and barely there makeup.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Black and White Photography
- Opportunity to explore the artistic potential of black and white photography in fashion editorials.
- Bold Ensembles
- Creating unique and daring outfits that stand out from traditional fashion norms.
- Structured Silhouettes
- Innovations in designing and manufacturing structured clothing pieces for a sleek and modern aesthetic.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Photography
- Advancements in photography techniques and equipment for capturing stunning black and white fashion editorials.
- Fashion Styling
- Opportunities for fashion stylists to curate bold and unconventional looks that push boundaries in the industry.
- Fashion Design
- Exploring new techniques and materials to create structured silhouettes that redefine modern fashion.
