This 'Tango Flamingo' campaign for Klu by Edyta Jermacz boasts artistic collage photography and futuristic beauty applications. The advertorial features models Filip Kunz and Sylwia Sordyl and boasts visually striking and edgy imagery.
Captured by photographer Daria Alicja's lense, 'Tango Flamingo' takes viewers into another world and is outfitted by wardrobe stylist Rafael Anatol. Rafael dresses models in sculptural leather jackets and printed tops that boast a variety of combined motifs.
From its conceptual wardrobe staples to its striking collage photography, this Klu by Edyta Jermacz campaign blurs the lines between art and fashion. Each of its images stand alone as pieces of art and showcase makeup in an intriguing way. These cosmetic applications include exaggerated brows and lashes, achieved with a cut-away collage technique.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Artistic Beauty Collage Photography
- Beauty companies can explore artistic and visually striking photoshoots that blur the line between art and advertising by embracing innovative photography techniques and collaborating with edgy artists.
- Sculptural Wardrobe Staples
- Fashion companies can develop wardrobes combining various patterns and motifs inspired by futuristic art to create sculpturesque silhouettes.
- Collage Makeup Applications
- Beauty companies can experiment with cut-away collage techniques to create unique and exaggerated makeup looks for advertising and editorial shoots.
Sectors Adopting This
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- Companies in the beauty industry can explore edgy and artistic advertising and editorial campaigns.
- Fashion and Apparel
- Companies in the fashion industry can embrace the blurred line between art and fashion by dressing their models in sculptural garments.
- Photography and Advertising
- Companies in the photography and advertising industry can embrace innovative techniques of collage photography and collaboration with edgy artists to create visually striking and artistic campaigns.
