The photo shoot by Catherine Servel for Exhibition Magazine has a risque, rock and roll edge that appears as authentic as a real '70s and '80s rocker. Model Hannelore Knuts channels both Joan Jett and Cherie Currie for a seductive and gritty look.
Shot for the publication's Leather issue, the photo shoot by Catherine Servel for Exhibition Magazine is very appropriate. From leather jackets and spiked bodysuits to leather harness and platform heels, the editorial takes a typical dominatrix character and gives her a punk makeover (or vice versa). Styled by Catherine Newell-Hanson, the Belgian beauty also sports an array of piercings and metal jewelry. Her choppy cut was created by Shin Arima with makeup by Chiho Omae.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Risque Rock Fashion
- Innovative designers can create edgy and authentic rocker-inspired clothing lines using leather fabrics and accessories that feature metal jewelry and piercings.
- Punk Makeovers
- Hair and makeup artists can tap into the punk aesthetic and create looks that juxtapose gritty and seductive elements for editorial shoots and fashion shows.
- Dominatrix Style Revival
- With the resurgence of BDSM-style clothing and accessories in the mainstream fashion world, designers can experiment with edgy and provocative designs inspired by the subculture.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion designers and stylists can incorporate this risque rock aesthetic into their work, particularly using punk-inspired leather apparel and jewelry.
- Beauty
- Makeup artists and hairstylists can create looks that incorporate punk and BDSM aesthetics for editorial shoots and fashion shows.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with a gritty, editorial style that incorporates rock and punk elements.
