The El Libro Amarillo 'Realismo Magico' cover story might be titled 'Real Magic,' but it could easily have been switched up for 'Black Magic.' Instead of enchanting fairy dust and white lights, this photoshoot revolves around darker elements that give it a more sinister and mysterious undertone. Since it was created for the Fall-Winter 2013 issue of the Mexican fashion retailer El Palacio de Hierro’s magazine, this comes as no surprise.
Starring model Karlina Caune, the El Libro Amarillo 'Realismo Magico' editorial was lensed by photographer David Roemer. The Latvian beauty was clad in pieces from the likes of Gucci, Etro, Bottega Veneta and Tory Burch by stylist Luisa Pena. Makeup artist Hung Vanngo and hair stylist Keith Carpenter were on beauty duty.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Sorceress Fashion Trend
- Create a line of clothing and accessories inspired by dark magic or fantasy creatures that appeal to those who are into the sorceress fashion style.
- Dark Fantasy Photography Trend
- Assemble a team of talented photographers, models, and makeup artists to produce dream-like and eerie editorial photoshoots that highlight the enchanting darkness of the sorceress fashion trend.
- Realism Magic Concept Trend
- Develop an artistic concept that blends dark realism with magical elements to create a unique look and feel for brands and businesses that cater to the sorceress fashion trend audience.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Industry
- Designers and clothing brands can draw inspiration from the sorceress fashion trend to create new collections that cater to customers who are interested in fantasy and dark magic.
- Photography Industry
- Professional photography studios and freelance photographers can specialize in the dark fantasy style of photography that captures the essence of the sorceress fashion trend.
- Beauty Industry
- Makeup brands and artists can tap into the sorceress fashion trend by creating new products and looks that play up the dramatic and enchanting beauty of the dark magic aesthetic.
