The latest issue of the Dossier Journal showcases the hottest spring looks from designers such as Stella McCartney, Celine and Versace.
The photoshoot presents model Elise Crombez almost completely blurred in every shot. The series was shot by fashion photographer Marcelo Gomes. Crombez posed sensually with an arched back and stiff arms, with her hair and makeup styled in a natural aesthetic.
The latest Dossier Journal editorial welcomes the sun perfectly, with the model catching the light in very flattering angles. Though it is not the typical crystal-clear fashion photo series you're used to, the blurred collection of images is both soft and dreamy -- characteristics that are not commonly seen within typical fashion editorials.
What's Driving This Trend
- Blurred Fashion Photography
- Opportunity to explore unconventional and dreamy ways of presenting fashion design and thereby differentiate from traditional fashion editorials.
- Natural Makeup Aesthetic
- Opportunity to develop skincare and makeup products that complement natural and effortless fashion aesthetics.
- Soft and Sensual Poses
- Opportunity to explore ways of advertising fashion products by conveying emotions and capturing unique angles of the human form.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Employing blurred fashion photography and natural makeup aesthetics to market clothing products to consumers seeking unique and naturalistic fashion styles.
- Skincare and Makeup
- Catering to consumers looking to achieve the natural makeup aesthetic showcased in the blurred photo series.
- Photography
- Offering services to fashion businesses that wish to market their products using unconventional, dreamy, and emotionally expressive photography.
