Editorials are usually more glamorous than creepy, but this Dazed and Confused Highland Fling photo shoot opts for a haunted castle setting rather than a city skyline.
Photographer Andrea Sportono captures models Patrycja Gardygajlo, Janice Alida, Julia Nobis, Ashleigh Good, codie young and Aymeline Valade as they pose in a deserted (and probably haunted) house. Standing in the dark with only the camera's bright flash to light the way, the images are somewhat unsettling while letting the details of the clothes to take center stage. The girls dress in a variety of regal designs paired with plaid prints styled by Karen Langley.
This Dazed and Confused Highland Fling editorial is geared towards those fashion lovers who can equally appreciate high style as well as bone-chilling ghost stories that keep you up at night.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Ghostly Fashion Shoots
- Utilizing haunted castle settings to create visually striking and unsettling fashion editorials.
- Dark and Regal Styling
- Pairing regal designs with ghostly castle settings to create a unique and eerie aesthetic.
- Fashion as Storytelling
- Combining fashion and ghost stories in photo shoots to create captivating narratives.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Photography
- Incorporating haunted castle settings in fashion photography to create compelling and memorable visuals.
- Fashion Design
- Exploring the intersection of high fashion and ghostly aesthetics to create hauntingly beautiful collections.
- Editorial Fashion Publications
- Featuring ghostly fashion editorials in publications to cater to fashion lovers who enjoy both style and eerie narratives.
