The Fashion Gone Rogue 'The Wanderer' online editorial is chock full of epic landscapes as much as it is stunning style. Focusing on the color red, the different shades pop out strikingly against the foaming waters and dark rocks of the seashore setting. New face Martina Vobornikova certainly looks like a wanderer in the photoshoot, yet one that wants to be noticed.
Lensed by Andrea D’Aquino, a photographer based in Germany, the Fashion Gone Rogue 'The Wanderer' online editorial showcases pieces from such labels as Paule Ka, Christian Dior, Jil Sander Navy, Perret Schaad and Diane von Furstenberg. The looks were put together by stylist Arkadius Giesek. They were perfected by hair and makeup artist Eda D’Aquino, who concentrated on windswept tresses, flushed cheeks and full eyelashes.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Epic Landscapes in Fashion Photography
- Opportunity to incorporate stunning natural settings as a backdrop for fashion editorials, creating visually striking and captivating imagery.
- The Color Red as a Focal Point
- Opportunity to use the color red as a bold and attention-grabbing element in fashion photography, adding a sense of vibrancy and intrigue.
- New Faces in Fashion
- Opportunity to showcase up-and-coming models, like Martina Vobornikova, who bring a fresh and distinctive look to fashion editorials.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Photography
- Opportunity for fashion photographers to explore new creative directions and push the boundaries of traditional fashion editorials.
- Fashion Styling
- Opportunity for fashion stylists to experiment with unconventional color palettes and incorporate unique elements into fashion editorials, such as epic landscapes.
- Hair and Makeup Artistry
- Opportunity for hair and makeup artists to create innovative looks that complement the overall concept of fashion editorials, using windswept tresses and flushed cheeks.
