The Fashion Gone Rogue Burn Bright photo shoot negatives look like they have been set on fire. That aesthetic, however, is completely intentional. It captures the essence of old pinhole cameras that let in the light in such ways that it looked like some fantastical being overtaking the shot. Although this is nothing new, this particular online editorial is quite refreshing.
Shot by photographer Liam Alexander, model Yulia Lobova looks like she is actually interacting with the burnout present in each still. Be it the tendrils of hair flying about or the pose of her arm, Lobova's presence takes the vintage photography fad to a whole new level. The Fashion Gone Rogue Burn Bright photo shoot ends up looking like a dance with light.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Vintage Photography
- Opportunity for companies in the photography industry to create modern versions of vintage cameras.
- Fantastical Lighting
- Possible trend for lighting companies to create lighting fixtures that emulate light from pinhole cameras.
- Burnout Aesthetic
- Opportunity for companies in the fashion industry to create clothing lines inspired by the burnout aesthetic.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- Companies in the photography industry could potentially take advantage of the vintage photography trend and produce modern versions of old cameras.
- Lighting
- Lighting companies could create fixtures that emulate the light from pinhole cameras, as the fantastical lighting trend may become more popular.
- Fashion
- Companies in the fashion industry may consider creating clothing lines inspired by the burnout aesthetic that is featured in The Fashion Gone Rogue's Burn Bright photo shoot.
