'11th Dimension' is an editorial for the Fall 2009 issue #24 of Indie Magazine that seamlessly blends past and present. The editorial was shot by Daniela Müller-Brunke and features Cole Mohr modeling purple hair, Renaissance-inspired collars and a Mad Hatter hat.
Check out more images of '11th Dimension' for Indie Magazine above, and keep clicking for more fashion photography features that blend past and present.
Implications - The recent recession led budget-tight consumers to do their shopping at more affordable thrift and vintage stores. This has caused a resurgence of vintage styles that consumers appreciate for their rarity and uniqueness. Companies can alter their products to include antique elements and appeal to these consumers.
What's Driving This Trend
- Resurgence of Vintage Styles
- Companies can alter their products to include antique elements and appeal to consumers who appreciate rarity and uniqueness.
- Blending Past and Present
- Using elements from different eras in fashion photography and editorials can create captivating visuals that resonate with consumers.
- Thrift and Vintage Shopping
- The popularity of thrift and vintage stores has created an opportunity for businesses to cater to budget-tight consumers by offering affordable and unique products.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can leverage the resurgence of vintage styles to incorporate antique elements into their products, appealing to consumers seeking rare and unique fashion pieces.
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can experiment with blending past and present elements to create visually captivating editorials and imagery that resonates with audiences.
- Thrift and Vintage Stores
- Thrift and vintage stores have an opportunity to attract budget-conscious consumers by curating affordable and unique collections that cater to the resurgence of vintage styles.
