The Love No. 12 Fall/Winter 2014/2015 photoshoot does an overhaul of the way in which we commonly interpret feminine faces. In each image, portraits of models Kendall Jenner, Anna Ewers, Caroline Trentini, Charlotte Free, Imaan Hammam, Jing Wen, Julia Bergshoeff, Julia Nobis, Kayla Scott, Natalie Westling and Ysaunny Brito have been distorted via the work of photographer Phil Poynter.
Poynter displayed his willingness to experiment in Bass. The snapshots reveal blown out cheeks and contorted smiles, showcasing an unusual albeit highly eye catching approach to fashion.
While much attention is placed on the positioning of the mouths, stylist Phoebe Arnold was equally bold. Showcased in the production are black and white fur coats, zebra print patterns and striped turtle necks.
Facially Distorted Editorials
The Love No.12 Bass Fall/Winter 2014/2015 Photoshoot is Awry
Trend Themes
1. Facial Distortion in Photography - There is an opportunity for photographers and editors to experiment with facial distortion techniques to create unique and eye-catching images.
2. Challenging Beauty Standards - This trend challenges traditional standards of beauty and opens up avenues for diversity and inclusivity in the fashion industry.
3. Unconventional Fashion Photography - This trend is disrupting the conventional approach to fashion photography by introducing a more experimental and exaggerated style.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Photography - This trend is applicable to the fashion photography industry, where photographers and editors can embrace unconventional techniques to stand out in a crowded market.
2. Fashion and Apparel Design - This trend can inspire fashion designers to create garments that challenge traditional beauty standards and celebrate diversity in their designs.
3. Art and Design - This trend is disruptive to the art and design industry, where artists and designers can explore the possibilities of unconventional techniques to create unique works.