Spotting similarities between Dolce & Gabbana’s spring collection and Claude Monet’s paintings is an art form that fashion photography devotee and ‘Where I See Fashion’ blog creator Bianca has perfected.
The Milan-based fashion design student pairs fashion photography with artsy images that range from classical paintings to nature landscapes and stunning architecture.
Inspired by Tumblr and its infinite amount of beautiful images, the fashion enthusiast uses amazing juxtapositions to show how fashion and the world around us can mesh harmoniously.
“Sometimes a fashion picture reminds me instantly of something and I go look for it, sometimes it’s a random picture that makes me think of an outfit or editorial. Occasionally it happens that by chance I see two pictures near each other on my dashboard or in a random blog that perfectly go together,” says Bianca.
What's Driving This Trend
- Art-inspired Fashion Pairings
- Fashion enthusiasts are incorporating art into their fashion photography, creating unique and visually appealing collages that blend fashion and art seamlessly.
- Juxtaposition of Fashion and Nature
- Fashion photography is being combined with nature landscapes, resulting in striking images that showcase the beauty of both fashion and the natural world.
- Fashion and Architecture Fusion
- Fashion photography is embracing architectural imagery, merging fashion with stunning architectural backdrops to create compelling visual narratives.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can leverage the trend of incorporating art, nature, and architecture into their work to create innovative and eye-catching visuals for brands and publications.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can draw inspiration from the art-inspired fashion pairings trend, infusing their designs with artistic influences to create unique and captivating collections.
- Art and Design Education
- Educational institutions specializing in art and design can incorporate the trend of juxtaposing fashion with art, nature, and architecture into their curriculum to encourage creativity and interdisciplinary exploration.
