Two-fisted fashion takes a blow from the pages of Vogue Paris in 'Coups d'Eclat' by Paola Kudacki. The February 2011 issue of the magazine features the malicious-looking model Karmen Pedaru tricked out in bands of tribal accessories.
With the intent of looking intimidating and glamorous simultaneously, the colorful 'Coups d'Eclat' by Paola Kudacki creates razor-edged looks with Lanvin, Christian Dior and more.
What's Driving This Trend
- Combative-tribal-fashions
- Opportunity to create edgy and daring fashion pieces with tribal motifs and bold colors.
- Aggressive-editorials
- Opportunity to photograph models in aggressive, avant-garde poses and styles.
- Intimidating-artistic-visions
- Opportunity to create bold and intimidating visual displays using tribal-inspired accessories and makeup.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Industry leaders can incorporate tribal motifs and bold colors in their product lines to increase their appeal to edgier demographics.
- Media and Advertising
- Opportunity to leverage aggressive visuals and aesthetics to engage target audiences and build brand identity.
- Art and Design
- Opportunity to create bold, striking and intimidating works of art using tribal-inspired accessories and makeup.
