An eerie, abandoned setting has been created by photographer Karen Inderbitzen-Waller for NO Magazine. This lonely photo spread featuring model Nasrin Leahy definitely has all the makings of a horror movie.
Leahy is shown floating in a pool of water, sitting cross-legged on a chair in what looks like an attic and poking her head creepily out from behind a curtain. Styled by Zara Mirkin, the spread showcases a mish-mash of styles including an elegant long black dress and a flirty country-girl frock.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Abandoned Aesthetics
- Opportunity for fashion and art industries to incorporate abandoned settings into their marketing and branding.
- Lonely Landscapes
- Opportunity for photographers to create emotive, lonely landscapes like Karen Inderbitzen-Waller.
- Creepy Couture
- Opportunity for fashion industry to incorporate creepy and horror themes into their designs.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can draw inspiration from abandoned settings and incorporate them into photo shoots or branding.
- Art
- Artists can use abandoned and eerie aesthetics as inspiration for their work.
- Photography
- Photographers can create lonely landscapes inspired by Karen Inderbitzen-Waller’s work.
