You feel as though you could actually touch the rich textures in this Black Magazine #20 pictorial. Photographer Thom Kerr captures the richness of leathers and brocades as they hang off of short-haired stunner Ruby Jean Wilson. Wilson plays an upscale lady very well, with her short hair styled in different do's and her intense lower-eyeliner with a radiant red lip.
The clothing in this Black Magazine #20 shoot screams luxury. Leathers, silks and brocades come together in bright colors and stunning styling. The camera does a good job of capturing all the expensive textures, making it seem as though you cold easily reach out and feel the wrinkles in the leathers and bumps on the brocade. Some of the designers responsible for the amazing pieces are Louis Vuitton, Dior, Prada and Miu Miu.
What's Driving This Trend
- Luxe Textures in Fashion
- The use of rich textures in fashion is a trend that is growing and can be capitalized on by designers and retail brands to add a sense of luxury and depth to their products.
- Short-haired Models in Fashion
- The use of short-haired models in fashion shoots is a growing trend, which can help to broaden gender norms and promote acceptance in society.
- Editorial Photography in Magazines
- The use of editorial photography in magazines is a trend that is becoming increasingly popular, which brands and designers can use to showcase their products in a creative and engaging way.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can use this trend of using luxe textures and short-haired models to add a sense of luxury and promote more diverse and inclusive beauty standards.
- Magazine Publishing
- Magazine publishers can use editorial photography to showcase fashion, beauty and other lifestyle products in a creative and visually appealing way that attracts readers.
- Retail
- Retail brands can incorporate luxe textures in their products, and use editorial photography to showcase them in a visually engaging manner, in order to attract more customers and drive sales.
