Fashion and flames go hand in hand, and Ali Zedtwitz's Weekday collection fits right in with that theme. This hot collection features plenty of black sculptural fashions that combine for a contemporary silhouette. And to bring home the scorching theme of the collection, photographer Martin Valin has added smoke to each image.
We've featured a number of fiery fashions that Ali Zedtwitz's Weekday collection brings to mind. Check out some of my favorites below.
Implications - This stunning shoot was captured on film by Martin Valin of Cameralink. The hair and make-up credit goes to Nina Belkhir of Linkdetails, and the models were Josefine Z. of Elite Model Management and Rasmus G of Kids of Tomorrow.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fashion and Flames
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate fiery elements into their designs and marketing.
- Sculptural Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to experiment with bold, architectural designs.
- Smoke and Mirrors
- Opportunity for creative professionals to play with the use of smoke as a visual effect in photography and videography.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate bold and experimental designs that incorporate fire and smoke elements.
- Beauty
- Opportunity for makeup brands to experiment with creating dramatic, smoky looks that match the aesthetic of the fashion trends.
- Photography
- Opportunity for photographers and videographers to incorporate smoke as a visual effect to enhance mood and storytelling in their work.
