For the Alexander McQueen Winter ad campaign, the designer played up his latest runway showing for Spring 2010, which showcased the models as futuristic half-sea-creature, half-human hybrids.
The artistically blurred images of the models and their digitally printed reptilian skinned garments for the Alexander McQueen Winter ad campaign photographed by Bex Fleetwood is a high fashion advertisement that will undoubtedly be gracing the hallowed pages of Vogue.
Implications - Blurred imagery continues to gain popularity in the fashion world as an alternative to show-all fashion displays. The alluring nature of blurred and faded fashion editorials can be interpreted as a business's attempt to mystify consumers by showing without actually telling.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Blurred Imagery in Fashion Ads
- The use of blurred imagery in fashion ads presents an opportunity for brands to create alluring and mysterious campaigns.
- Digitally Printed Fashion
- The use of digitally printed garments opens up possibilities for unique and eye-catching designs in the fashion industry.
- Hybrid Fashion Concepts
- The combination of different elements, such as humans and sea creatures, in fashion showcases disruptive innovation potential for designers.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Advertising
- The fashion advertising industry can embrace blurred imagery as a way to create captivating and enigmatic campaigns.
- Digital Printing Technology
- The digital printing industry can cater to the increasing demand for custom and digitally printed fashion garments.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can explore hybrid concepts and push the boundaries of traditional fashion to create unique and memorable collections.
