The Bambi Issue 13 'Marsida' editorial is at once regal and wild. As though capturing an Amazonian queen in her natural habitat, photographer Pino Leone becomes privy to all of her secrets, and not just the ones involving her body. Shot in a grandiose outdoor setting, the lush forests and unforgiving rock cliffs give the photoshoot context. Instead of a woman prancing around naked for no reason, there is a feral quality that will speak to people's roots.
Stylist Simona Sandedele, who was assisted by Emiliano Totally Conte, created the racy looks featured in the Bambi Issue 13 'Marsida' editorial. From sheer skirts and chunky necklaces to fur jackets and thigh-high boots, the ensembles are straight out of a man's fantasy.
What's Driving This Trend
- Regal Wildness
- There is an opportunity for luxury fashion companies to embrace a fusion of elegant and wild design elements and incorporate them into their collections.
- Natural Habitat Themes
- Brands in the hospitality and tourism industries can use natural habitats as inspiration for their designs to create immersive experiences for customers.
- Feral Photography
- Fashion and beauty brands have a chance to create visually striking and captivating campaigns by incorporating elements of feral nature into their photography and marketing materials.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can incorporate natural and wild elements into their collections for a unique and captivating look.
- Hospitality
- Hotels and resorts can draw inspiration from natural habitats to create immersive and luxurious experiences for guests.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with feral elements to create captivating and unique visuals in their work for fashion and beauty campaigns.
