The Harper's Bazaar Russia April 2014 issue features model Drake Burnett walking the streets of an urban city. In it, she is walking around donning all-pink ensembles. There is not a single non-blush hue garment featured in the photos. Only her shoes and purses are not pink, but they are complementary colors of white and silver so that they don't take away from the pink theme.
Drake Burnett was shot by Nathaniel Goldberg and he made sure she looked as natural possible. He shot her from the perspective of a fellow pedestrian; he gives the readers the impression that they are looking at her from across the street or walking by her in opposing directions. In some photos he even stands inside a store as she walks by the windows outside. It is a modern twist to traditional modelling, which makes models seem not so manufactured and perfectly positioned.
Pink Pedestrian Editorials
Harper's Bazaar Russia April 2014 Shows Models Donning All-Pink Outfits
Trend Themes
1. All-pink Ensembles - Opportunity for fashion designers to create clothing lines featuring all-pink outfits for a unique and eye-catching aesthetic.
2. Urban Street Photography - Potential for photographers to capture models and individuals in urban settings, creating a sense of realism and relatability in the world of fashion.
3. Natural and Candid Portrayals - Innovative approach for photographers to capture models in a way that feels authentic and unposed, challenging traditional perceptions of beauty.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Pink-centric collections can disrupt the fashion industry, offering consumers a bold and playful alternative to traditional clothing options.
2. Photography - The trend of urban street photography can disrupt the photography industry, providing a fresh and relatable perspective in capturing fashion and individuals.
3. Modeling - Embracing natural and candid portrayals can disrupt the modeling industry by redefining beauty standards and promoting authenticity over perfection.