If everyone looked as glamorous as these models in front of their TV sets, people probably wouldn't feel so bad wasting away the time watching them; nevertheless, the Bon Magazine 'Television' editorial is far from realistic. First of all, it has a retro-futuristic fashion look that is hardly embraced by the masses. Secondly, there is an artfully disheveled touch to each look that few can achieve.
The Bon Magazine Television editorial was shot by Swedish photographer Marcus Ohlsson for the 61st issue of the publication. It stars models Hedvig Palm, Erjona Ala, Linn Arvidsson, Roger Dupé, Ellinore Erichsen, Emil Holmström, Carolina Sjöstrand and Dan Klingin outfitted in pre-fall pieces by stylists Marcus Söder and Naomi Itkes.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Retro-futuristic Fashion
- Opportunity for brands to create unique and visually captivating designs that embrace a mix of retro and futuristic elements.
- Artfully Disheveled Looks
- Potential for a new trend in fashion that combines intentional disheveled styling with high fashion pieces for a visually striking aesthetic.
- Television-inspired Editorials
- Chance for photographers and stylists to explore the imaginative concept of incorporating television aesthetics into fashion spreads.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can tap into the retro-futuristic trend by creating collections that blend vintage and futuristic elements, offering unique apparel options for consumers.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with shooting editorials that showcase artful disheveled looks, providing a new perspective on high fashion and pushing creative boundaries.
- Publishing
- Magazines can explore the concept of television-inspired editorials to attract readers with visually captivating content and offer a fresh take on fashion photography and styling.
