Poetically monochromatic, the Interview Magazine ‘Back to the Future’ Editorial is a fantastic old meets new motif.
With its use of the most avant-garde pieces from the fall collections this September 2012 editorial showcases theatrical visuals. Models Frida Gustavsson and Nimue Smit don stunning pieces of wearable art as they portray futuristic knight-like muses. The fierceness of their looks was poetically captured by the inimitable lens of photography duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggot.
The usage of showstopping key pieces by Alexander McQueen F/W 2012 make this editorial a truly beautiful interpretation of Sarah Burton's work. The 60s beauty looks contrasted by the ultra modern monochromatic aesthetic make this fashion story a work of artfully executed art direction.
Surreal Futuristic Armor
The Interview Magazine ‘Back to the Future’ Editorial
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