The Corona Boreal Magazine INTERTROPICO editorial features a series of eye-catching collages by artist Aleph Escobedo. Escobedo acts as photographer and art director in this eclectic and quirky editorial starring model Emilio de Hoyos.
Emilio is distorted and contorted, posing against a photoshopped terrain of mountains, valleys and forests, among other natural settings. The model's face is concealed with light-resembling orbs and false facial hair that adds another unexpected element to this artsy portrait series.
Wardrobe stylist Carlos Soto dresses Emilio in the season's hottest eccentric menswear garments that range from printed suit sets, grid-printed leggings, tribal shorts and embellished cowboy shirts. From casual sportswear to edgy, but formal attire, the Corona Boreal Magazine INTERTROPICO editorial embodies the exact opposite of traditional.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Photoshopped Terrain Editorials
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Explore the use of digitally manipulated landscapes in fashion editorials to create surreal and eye-catching visuals.
- Quirky Collage Art
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Combine collage art with fashion photography to create unique and unconventional editorial spreads.
- Eccentric Menswear
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Push the boundaries of menswear by incorporating bold prints, unconventional patterns, and eclectic styles.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Use digital manipulation techniques to create unconventional and visually striking fashion editorials.
- Art and Photography
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Experiment with collage techniques in photography to create artistic and imaginative visuals.
- Creative Advertising
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