Aside from the eccentric netting covering the models face in the Gravure Driftwood magazine spread, the fashion is dramatically elegant with a slight science fiction feel. Thankfully, the stylist decided to go with a fishnet-like stocking rather than a more classic nylon stocking which would have succeeded in turning the star of this photo shoot into nothing more than a convenience store criminal.
Shot by fashion photographer Manolo Campion, the Gravure Driftwood magazine editorial features Naty Chabenenko. Expertly styled by William Graper, her svelte shape takes on a more theatrical silhouette as she dons stunningly unique couture from labels such as Christopher Kane, Emporio Armani, Yohji Yamamoto and Louis Vuitton.
To solidify Chabenenko's futuristic look in the Gravure Driftwood shoot, Enrico Mariotti gave her soft waves while Tracy Alfajora gave her dark lashes.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Fashionable Netting
- The use of netting in fashion, beyond its practical uses, presents an opportunity for designers to add an unexpected element to their designs.
- Dramatic Elegance
- The combination of dramatic and elegant fashion styles, with or without a science fiction feel, allows for an opportunity to create bold, unique looks.
- Theatrical Silhouettes
- The use of unique couture from fashion labels to create theatrical silhouettes provides a chance for designers to push the boundaries of traditional fashion design.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion industry professionals can explore the use of non-traditional materials and the integration of different fashion styles to create bold, unique looks.
- Photography
- Photography professionals can experiment with different lighting techniques and avant-garde fashion to create visually striking editorials.
- Beauty
- Beauty professionals can use unique styling, hair, and makeup techniques to complement and enhance the bold fashion choices of editorial shoots.
