In a somewhat 1970s greaser-styled editorial, photographer Pieter Henket captured three models as 'Tattooed Love Boys' for BlackBook.
The BlackBook editorial by Pieter Henket has the models showing off some major ink. The tattoos included a giant anchor on a models stomach, and the greaser looks were finished off with slicked back hair and cigarettes behind the ear.
Implications - You may find yourself wanting to change up your hairstyle and get some fresh ink! The models pose with a carefree attitude in high-waisted pants, striped turtle necks and sweaters that look like they are on backwards. The photoshoot took place outdoors in an area loaded with bright graffiti.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Greaser Style
- Opportunity to create unique fashion and grooming products inspired by the 1970s greaser style.
- Tattoo Culture
- Potential market for innovative tattoo designs, aftercare products, and tattoo removal services.
- Outdoor Photoshoots
- Demand for urban outdoor locations and props for fashion photography.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can tap into the greaser style trend by creating clothing lines and accessories.
- Beauty
- Beauty industry can develop new products for tattoo aftercare and removal.
- Photography
- Photography industry can cater to the demand for outdoor urban photoshoot locations and props.
