The SPUR Japan October 2014 Roxanne Sanderson editorial does away with standard backdrops and settings. While many fashion magazines focus upon lush scenes for fall productions, photographer Tiago Molinos instead captured Sanderson within an abandoned building reminiscent of an old school factory.
Despite the stacked bricks and crumbling paint, Sanderson sported upscale looks that are well-suited to the Fall 2014 season. School girl motifs come to the fore via white oxford shirts, long black skirts and pleated pieces.
At the same time, Sanderson also displayed a series of upscale ensembles. Showcased via the square windows and radiators were luxe ruffled sweaters, fur-clad tops, thin see-through wrap dresses and a myriad of chunky open toe heels.
Fierce Factory Fashion Editorials
The SPUR Japan October 2014 Molinos Photoshoot is Industrial
Trend Themes
1. Industrial Fashion - The intersection of fashion and industry offers opportunities for innovative design and unique photo shoots.
2. Abandoned Locations - Using abandoned buildings and locations as backdrops creates a striking and memorable visual experience for consumers.
3. Mixing High and Low End Fashion - Combining upscale fashion with more accessible styles creates a dynamic and relatable look for consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can experiment with using industrial and abandoned settings for their clothing shoots to create a unique and memorable brand image.
2. Real Estate - Abandoned locations can be repurposed for fashion shoots, offering a unique selling point for developers and potential revenue streams.
3. Photography - Photographers who specialize in capturing industrial settings and mixing high and low end fashion could find a niche in the fashion industry.