If you've ever wanted to be a street style blogger, but didn't know if you felt comfortable asking strangers for photos, fashion photographer David Luraschi might know what that's like. The Paris-based photographer posts interesting outfits on his Instagram, but only takes pictures of people from behind.
Known for its incredible fashion, Paris has no shortage of sensationally stylish people worth photographing. The David Luraschi Instagram documents some of his favorite street looks, but only captures people's backsides. With no faces visible, most of them are walking in the street, with the occasional pose or scenic shot, like walking by the beach. From plaid to leopard, prints are ubiquitous. Colorful accessories including umbrellas, top hats, handbags and luggage are also present, not to mention (hopefully faux) fur.
What's Driving This Trend
- Backside Street Style
- Opportunity to create a new trend in street style photography where focus is on the backside of the subject.
- Anonymous Fashion Photography
- Opportunity to create a new trend in fashion photography where the subject's face is not shown and only the key fashion elements are highlighted.
- Nontraditional Fashion Photography
- Opportunity to break free from traditional fashion photography standards and showcase fashion in a unique and unexplored way.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Opportunity for fashion photography experts to explore a new style of photography which showcases fashion from a unique angle.
- Street Style Blogging
- Opportunity to create a new type of street style blog where focus is on fashion from the backside.
- Social Media Marketing
- Opportunity to create a new social media trend where fashion is showcased with an anonymous appeal, leaving much to the viewer's imagination.
