The Double Magazine Field of Vision editorial features model Manon Leloup. Leloup posed in an animated manner as she hosted a faux on-air series, making her come across as a star broadcaster.
This on-air production was captured by photographer Andreas Larsson. Larsson orchestrated several different backgrounds, all of which kept with the live broadcast theme. He did this with video cameras, microphones, racks of tape recorded episodes and television sets. And while these props would otherwise be modern, this Double Magazine team made them appear like they were from the 1980s.
Stylist Charlotte Collet matched this 1980s set with large trench coats, flowing work pants and oversize blazers. Paired with these pieces were thin heels and paper portfolios.
What's Driving This Trend
- Broadcast-inspired Photoshoots
- Opportunity for fashion and photography industries to create similar editorials with vintage broadcast elements to stand out from traditional fashion editorials.
- Animated Modeling
- Opportunity for fashion and modeling industries to create dynamic editorials with models posing as animated television hosts.
- Retro Props in Modern Settings
- Opportunity for set design and photography industries to incorporate vintage props in modern settings to create unique and eye-catching visual productions.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can create editorials with broadcast-inspired elements to stand out from traditional fashion shoots.
- Photography
- Photography industry can incorporate vintage props and broadcast-inspired aesthetics to create unique and visually striking editorials.
- Television and Film
- Television and film industries can utilize retro props and vintage aesthetics to create dynamic and nostalgic visual productions.
