The Fashion Gone Rogue 'Ladies First' editorial is set to appear in the online publication's first ever print edition. An exciting venture for one of the leading online sources for fashion, the photoshoot does this milestone justice. Strikingly stylized, the windblown images are given an illusion of even more movement thanks to the uniquely stormy backdrop.
Shot by Paul de Luna, a photographer born in Southern California and based in New York, the Fashion Gone Rogue 'Ladies First' editorial stars model Ragnhild Jevne. The blonde beauty was outfitted in a winter wardrobe by stylist Cannon. Swept away in pieces from such labels as Anna Sui, Vivienne Westwood and Bottega Veneta, she was given lush curls by Paul Warren and a flawless face by Chici Saito.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Stylized Fashion Photography
- Incorporating unique elements like windblown effects, make fashion photography stand out in the market.
- E-commerce Fashion Magazines
- Transitioning from online publications to print editions opens up opportunities for increased revenue and extends target markets.
- Winter Fashion Trends
- Incorporating winter clothing lines into fashion photoshoots can increase customer attraction and sales.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can innovate attractive unique elements such as windblown effects to appeal to customers
- E-commerce Retail Industry
- E-commerce Retail Industry can adopt the model of print editions from online publications and generate more revenue.
- Winter Clothing Industry
- Winter Clothing Industry can collaborate with fashion photographers to incorporate winter attire into stylized photoshoots for advertising purposes.
