Deserted Beauty by Maximilian Rivera is a story about a young girl who is alone in the American Southwest desert. Maximillian Rivera captured the beautiful Codi Babcock from M Model Management as the sun was setting in the barren plains of Southern California.
Stylist Jen Summers adorned the model in long dresses, cowboy boots, warm sweaters and tribal accessories from her Muheeka line and from Free Agency Showroom. This is Codi Babcock's third story for Ben Trovato, and she is pictured with a beautiful brown horse, and in various seductive poses alone in the desert.
Summers was inspired by horse ranches in SoCal to create a cowboy-themed and rustic rancher look. Mazimillian Rivera is a Florida-based professional fashion photographer who primarily shoots fashion, editorial and beauty.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Desert-themed Fashion
- The trend of desert-themed fashion offers an opportunity for designers to create unique and rustic clothing inspired by the American Southwest.
- Tribal Accessories
- The trend of tribal accessories presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for accessory designers to incorporate tribal motifs and styles into their designs.
- Remote Location Photoshoots
- The trend of remote location photoshoots opens up possibilities for photographers to capture unique and breathtaking images in deserted landscapes.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Design
- The fashion design industry can leverage the trend of desert-themed fashion to create new collections that embrace the rugged beauty of the American Southwest.
- Accessory Design
- The accessory design industry can explore the trend of tribal accessories to create innovative and culturally-inspired jewelry, handbags, and other accessories.
- Photography
- The photography industry can take advantage of the trend of remote location photoshoots to offer clients captivating images in stunning and unconventional settings.
