The Harpers Bazaar 'Black Code' editorial revolves around the dark theme of Hasidic Judaism. The religious beliefs held by this Jewish sect might not be dark, but the photoshoot certainly is. Shot entirely in black and white, it couples all-black ensembles (hence its title) with somber expressions. Fashionising chalks it up to a case of forbidden love. Whether that is the underlying tension of the photoshoot or not, there is an emotion level to be explored.
Captured by photographer Nicoline Patricia Malina, the Harpers Bazaar 'Black Code' editorial stars model Isabel Guyt alongside male model Niko Ohlsson. The two were outfitted by stylist Lisa Schuil. While Ohlsson was mainly clad in a long black coat and white button-up shirt, Guyt's wardrobe was a little more fleshed out.
Hasidic Judaism-Inspired Editorials
The Harpers Bazaar 'Black Code' Photoshoot Stars Isabel Guyt
Trend Themes
1. Hasidic-inspired Fashion Trends - There is a market for fashion inspired by traditional outfits of religious sects which can be explored.
2. Black and White Fashion Photography Trend - Black and white photography is making a comeback in fashion trends and provides opportunities for innovation in photography techniques and editing.
3. Religion-inspired Fashion Editorials Trend - Religion-inspired fashion editorials are gaining popularity and provide a space for showcasing diverse cultures and traditions.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry can explore the potential of designing and marketing clothing items that are inspired by traditional outfits of religious sects.
2. Photography Industry - The photography industry can offer innovative techniques and editing services for black and white fashion photography.
3. Media and Publishing Industry - The media and publishing industry can showcase diverse cultures and traditions by featuring fashion editorials inspired by religions and customs.