Canadian photographer Brittany Roginson knows that fierce, strong women are attractive and has capitalized on this fact. These models exude a feral fighter attitude that is entirely seductive.
Brittany Roginson shot 'Fashion Warriors' for Sandbox Magazine's July 'Body Issue' -- a pretty impressive portfolio piece for a 21-year-old. Of course, Brittany Roginson had some help from stylist Madison Rosas, makeup artists Aimee Cardinell and Janique Lavoie, and hair stylists Guy Lemieux and Julia Dyck for Vault.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Feral Fashion
- Opportunity for clothing brands to create apparel and accessories that merge the world of fashion and combat or utilize rugged, eco-conscious materials.
- Wild Women
- Opportunity for companies to showcase women in strong, powerful positions and foster a culture of female empowerment through their advertising campaigns and marketing materials.
- Alternative Beauty
- Opportunity to embrace a departure from traditional mainstream beauty standards and highlight unconventional looks through makeup and beauty products.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Companies within the fashion industry have the opportunity to create collections that are inspired by the 'Fashion Warriors' aesthetic or showcase women in powerful positions.
- Photography
- Photographers can venture into creating alternative photo shoots like 'Fashion Warriors' that are more empowering and showcase a different type of beauty.
- Beauty
- Companies within the beauty industry have the opportunity to promote a more alternative, unconventional approach to beauty and makeup that celebrates individuality and empowerment.
