The Dansk Magazine Lost in Space editorial showcases the down turned smile of model Daphne Groeneveld. Groeneveld channels her sullen side for this Spring/Summer 2013 photoshoot, dark sentiments that were captured by Hasse Nielsen.
Nielsen furthered this solemn vibe with a black and white finish. Groenveld strutted about empty streets while clad in upscale apparel, items that were chosen here by stylist Darcy Backlar. Backlar opted for professional pieces, ones that are appropriate for both work and post-work settings. This came to the Dansk Magazine fore via black trim pea coats, striped button up tops, leather hand bags and plaid outerwear. These articles are reflective of not only Backlar's taste, but also of the publications chic fashion sense.
Solemn Summery Editorials
The Dansk Magazine Lost in Space Photoshoot is Mostly Sullen
Trend Themes
1. Sullen Fashion Editorials - Brands can experiment with darker and moodier fashion shoots to appeal to consumers looking for edgier styles.
2. Professional Workwear Fashion - Clothing brands can focus on creating upscale workwear fashion staples to cater to the post-pandemic work-from-home model.
3. Black and White Photography - Photographers can adopt the black and white finish trend to add a solemn vibe and classic aesthetic to their fashion editorials.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Fashion companies and designers can take inspiration for their own photo shoots and collections based on the 'Solemn Summery Editorials' trend.
2. Photography Industry - Photographers specializing in fashion can offer black and white finish options to their clients, riding on the popularity of the 'Solemn Summery Editorials' trend.
3. Advertising Industry - Advertising agencies can incorporate the 'Professional Workwear Fashion' trend in their campaigns targeting the new normal of work-from-home.