Model Kirstin Liljegren executes her best rebellious stare in front of Hasse Nielsen's lens for the Cover Magazine 'Wheels of Fire' editorial. Channeling a badass attitude, she roams almost sulkily around a junkyard in leather jackets and ripped mesh shirts paired with curve-hugging dresses and colorful jumpers.
The Danish photographer switches between color and monochromatic shots for a more dramatic depiction of biker attitude portrayed throughout the Cover Magazine Wheels of Fire editorial. Even in the color shots, there is a darkness in the saturated stills that accentuate the theme of the photoshoot. The Danish beauty was styled by Emelie Johansson, who outfitted her in designs from such labels as Isabel Marant, Missoni and Bottega Veneta. Hairstylist Cim Mahony and makeup artist Zenia Jæger finished the looks.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Rebellious Fashion Editorials
- Opportunity for fashion brands to showcase edgy and rebellious styles in their campaigns.
- Alternative Photography Styles
- Chance for photographers to experiment with color, monochrome, and dramatic effects to capture unique visuals.
- Badass Attitude in Fashion
- Potential for fashion designers to incorporate the badass attitude trend into their collections, appealing to rebellious and confident individuals.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion labels can create collections inspired by rebellious and edgy looks, targeting consumers seeking to make a statement.
- Photography
- Photographers can embrace different styles and techniques to bring out the desired atmosphere and convey powerful narratives in their work.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can develop makeup and hairstyling products that allow customers to achieve a bold and badass appearance.
