Tattooed model Stephen James stars in the "Candy Crush" image series for fashion publication ADON Magazine. Stephen is captured by photographer
Haley Ballard's lens while posing in a set of vivid, studio portraits.
The magazine's creative directors Roy Fire and Tal Peer work alongside wardrobe stylist Seth Howard and hair stylist Michael Chua to transform their inked model subject.
ADON Magazine's "Candy Crush" editorial highlights candy-infused props like sugary snacks and oversized bubblegum pieces. Moreover, model Stephen James shows off his full body tattoo art while posing with colorful toys that complement his vivid wardrobe of designer staples. The model poses in graphic t-shirts, collared tops and streamlined sportswear pieces from Mark McNairy and Marc Jacobs among others.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Tattoo Fashion
- Fashion magazines and designers can explore incorporating tattoo art into their collections and editorials.
- Candy-colored Props
- Brands can experiment with using candy and other sweet-themed props in their advertising and marketing campaigns.
- Vibrant Studio Portraits
- Photographers and publications can explore capturing models in vivid, colorful studio portraits similar to those in the 'Candy Crush' editorial.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands and magazines can incorporate candy-themed elements and tattoo art into their collections and editorials.
- Advertising
- Brands can use candy and sugary props in their marketing campaigns to add a playful, whimsical element to their branding and messaging.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with colorful studio portraits and unique props to create eye-catching images for clients and editorial spreads.
