The 'Fatal' Husk magazine editorial features inked models who showcase a variety of artful ensembles and eye-catching accessories. Captured by the lens of fashion photographer Jonas Lindström, models Daniel and Richard Kranzin show off their intricate body art.
Outfitted by stylist Philipp Humm, the model duo sports a number of edgy enesembles guaranteed to turn heads. From dynamic and distinctive accessories to vibrant printed textiles, this monochromatic portrait series highlights patterns and textures.
Fusing artistic tattoo imagery with bold patterns, models are fashion forward in winning looks that test the boundaries of high fashion. Dressed in a number of designer selects, Daniel and Richard sport pieces from luxe labels that include Jil Sander, Sissie Goetze, Sabrina Dehoff and Elizabeth Knight making the 'Fatal' Husk magazine editorial one to remember.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Inked Fashion Models
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create edgy designs and capitalize on the popularity of tattoo culture in fashion.
- Art-inspired Accessories
- Opportunity for accessory brands to create unique, artistic designs that complement the boldness of tattoo culture in fashion.
- Monochromatic Portrait Series
- Opportunity for photographers and creatives to experiment with black and white photography for fashion editorials, showcasing textures and patterns in a unique way.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can embrace tattoo culture and create edgy designs for their collections, inspired by the 'Fatal Husk' magazine shoot.
- Accessories
- Accessory brands can design artful pieces that complement the bold and artistic tattoos in the 'Fatal Husk' shoot.
- Photography
- Photographers and creatives can experiment with monochromatic portrait series, showcasing textures and patterns in a unique way in fashion editorials.
