The Esquire Indonesia 'Caelestis' editorial is devastatingly divine. A breathtaking photoshoot, it appears to revolve around the story of a gladiator goddess, who is played by model Salvita DeCorte. Occupying an ethereal place of rock and stone, readers are able to imagine that she resides atop Mount Olympus, or some similarly fabled home.
Clad in equally regal and unearthly designs that include leather armor, shimmering corsets and golden capes, the Bali-born and -raised beauty was shot by photographer Rio Surya Prasetia. Using light, shadow and, of course, some photo manipulations, he managed to create a whimsically magnificent world for the Esquire Indonesia 'Caelestis' editorial. Adi Surantha styled the shoot with both masculine and feminine touches.
What's Driving This Trend
- Divine Goddess Fashion
- Opportunity for clothing brands to create regal and otherworldly designs inspired by mythological themes.
- Fantasy-themed Photography
- Photographers can explore the use of light, shadow, and photo manipulations to create magical and breathtaking visuals.
- Gender-inclusive Styling
- Stylists can experiment with combining masculine and feminine elements to create unique and empowering looks.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Clothing brands can tap into the demand for mythological-inspired designs, targeting a niche market of customers seeking divine fashion.
- Photography
- Photographers can specialize in fantasy-themed photography, catering to clients who want to capture ethereal and magical moments.
- Styling
- Stylists can embrace gender-inclusive styling to offer clients personalized and boundary-breaking fashion choices.
