Top model Karlie Kloss has a lot of class, which is accentuated in the Acne Paper No. 14 editorial. Embracing a vintage look, complete with a sepia-like filter on each photo, the American brunette shows off her svelte figure in draping gowns, sleek pencil skirts and other equally sophisticated silhouettes. Shot in a bare room with minimal props, the editorial is captivating solely due to her presence.
The Acne Paper No. 14 photoshoot was lensed by photographer Roe Ethridge. The title, "A head for business and a body for sin," sets the tone for the editorial. Set to appear in The Manhattan Issue, Kloss is a stunner in elegant ensembles a wealthy and working woman in The Big Apple would don, especially during the '40s and '50s.
What's Driving This Trend
- Vintage-inspired Photoshoots
- Opportunity for photographers and fashion brands to create editorial content that embraces a vintage aesthetic.
- Minimalistic Set Design
- Potential for set designers and photographers to create captivating visuals using minimal props and a bare room backdrop.
- Sophisticated Silhouettes
- Fashion designers can explore elegant and timeless silhouettes for formalwear, appealing to those seeking classic yet sophisticated looks.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can specialize in vintage-inspired photoshoots, capturing the essence of a bygone era.
- Fashion Brands
- Brands can design and market clothing lines with sophisticated silhouettes, targeting consumers who appreciate timeless elegance.
- Set Design
- Set designers can focus on minimalistic aesthetics, creating visually striking scenes using minimal props and clean backdrops.
