'Original Sin' by Maurizio Fantini is the sort of storytelling photo shoot that'll make schoolboys and grown men alike squirm. It tells the tale of a sapphic tryst between two females. I've doctored a few of the images above so that they're not quite so naughty, but if you're looking for the full uncensored version, you'll have to see Fantini's Behance portfolio.
See the safer shots from 'Original Sin' by Maurizio Fantini above.
Implications - Consumers like cinematic photo shoots because they associate it with movies, which is a huge resource for escapism. Consumers require escapism to relieve the stress in their lives. Corporations looking to garner consumer attention may similarly consider utilizing cinematic promotional campaigns.
Sinful Sapphic Shoots
‘Original Sin' by Maurizio Fantini Shows a Naughty Same-Sex Trys
Trend Themes
1. Cinematic Photo Shoots - Opportunity for businesses to create visually captivating and immersive promotional campaigns.
2. Escapism Marketing - Opportunity for brands to offer products or experiences that provide an escape from everyday life.
3. Unconventional Storytelling - Opportunity for companies to use unique narratives and visuals to engage and captivate audiences.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate cinematic storytelling in their campaigns to create a captivating narrative around their products.
2. Entertainment - Opportunity for the entertainment industry to explore new ways of storytelling and visual expression through unconventional and provocative content.
3. Advertising - Opportunity for advertisers to embrace cinematic and storytelling approaches to create impactful and memorable campaigns that resonate with consumers.