The Iceberg Fall/Winter 2014/2015 campaign introduces a series of colors and bodies within single snapshots. Creative director Julien Gallico assembled images of models Natasa Vojnovic and Felix Gesnouin for the advertisements, placing each of them within exceptionally avant-garde ensembles.
Standing out within each of these Iceberg Fall/Winter 2014/2015 images is the way in which the models are pictured in a spliced manner. Body parts are in many ways cut off from one another as feet, legs and shoulders jut out in the pictures without the slight turning of heads, making the models appear decapitated in the snapshots.
Stylist Margherita Moro met the artistic proclivities of Gallico with bright pleated skirts, photo print crew neck sweaters and chunky 1970s era boots.
Deliberately Spliced Fashion Campaigns
The Iceberg Fall/Winter 2014/2015 Advertisements Are Split
Trend Themes
1. Spliced Fashion Campaigns - Design campaigns that splice images and body parts to create a unique and avant-garde look to fashion advertisements.
2. Avant-garde Fashion Ensembles - Experiment with fashion design by incorporating avant-garde pieces in fashion ensembles to capture attention and interest of potential clients.
3. Bright Colors and Photo Print - Use eye-catching bright colors and photo prints in fashion design to create a modern and intriguing fashion line.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Incorporate spliced images, avant-garde pieces, and bright colors and photo prints into fashion design to appeal to the younger generation of fashion enthusiasts.
2. Photography - Experiment with spliced images in fashion photography to create fascinating and intriguing ad campaigns for fashion companies.
3. Advertising - Use spliced images and avant-garde fashion ensembles in advertisements for fashion companies to stand out in a crowded market and attract younger consumers.