Ina Jang snips away the eyes, faces and different body parts of models to display various fashion accessories for a 13-page spread in French fashion magazine Jalouse. In contrast to the saccharine pastels and cliché fashion photography, Jang’s scissor technique conveys an unnerving darkness that recalls the behavior of serial killers and stalkers. To her, the inspiration literally came from an emotional and practical need to relieve herself of the elements of the project and people she didn’t like since she began struggling to get along with all of it.
Jang hails from Brooklyn and was recognized around this time last year for her abstract photography. However, this is the first time her talent for keeping the subject anonymous has been applied to fashion.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fashion Accessory Cut-outs
- Cutting out body parts to showcase fashion accessories creates a new way to showcase accessories in the fashion industry.
- Dark Cut-out Photography
- Using an unsettling cut-out technique in fashion photography creates an opportunity for a new sub-genre in the photography industry.
- Personalized Cut-outs
- Offering personalized cut-out pieces for consumers could be a trend in the fashion industry, allowing for customization and uniqueness.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can use this innovative cut-out technique to showcase and sell accessories, clothing, and create a new sub-genre of fashion photography.
- Photography
- Photography businesses can incorporate the cut-out technique to offer unique and creative photo shoots for customers.
- Art
- Art businesses can use the cut-out technique as a form of mixed media art by cutting out fashion pieces as a collage or in other artistic forms.
