Model Karlie Kloss was camouflaged in the forest for Patrick Demarchelier's latest shoot for Vogue UK. The January 2009 issue features the editorial titled “The Night Shift†to showcase the easy-to-wear minidresses made popular in the sixties.
The haunting black-and-white photo shoot takes place in an evening forest with the ultra-slim Kloss becoming one with the surrounding trees.
The effect is creative and dramatic, but what else would we expect from the talented Demarchelier?
Implications - In society today, many individuals have encountered a sense of loss when it comes to their relationship with nature. Businesses that infuse their products with qualities similar to those of the environment or planet will benefit by restoring that connection for consumers.
Models Disguised as Trees
‘The Night Shift' in Vogue
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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