This Flare March 2014 fashion shoot combines interesting and even interactive garments with a minimalist spacing and position.
Photographer Ezra Petronio snaps up this quirky shoot with a plain white wall in the background. That may not sound interesting, but the position of model Nadja Bender in the space makes for some captivating images. You can clearly see Bender's shadow on the wall as she takes up different amounts of space in different silhouettes. It's almost like an art series that explores the use of empty space on a canvas.
The fashion in this Flare March 2014 style spread is also very interesting. While there are items that are big and baggy like a colorful rainbow painted cape from Chanel and a silver metallic parka from Pucci, there are also tight pieces, like a curve-hugging dress from Max Mara.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Interactive Garments
- Opportunity for designers to create garments that engage with the wearer and create a unique and interactive experience.
- Minimalist Spacing
- The use of empty space as a design element to create captivating and artistic visuals.
- Transformative Silhouettes
- Designing clothing that can change shape or form to create dynamic and versatile looks.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Design
- Incorporating interactive elements and minimalist design principles to create innovative and visually striking clothing collections.
- Photography
- Exploring the use of empty space and unique angles to capture captivating images for fashion editorials.
- Art and Exhibition
- Using the concept of transformative silhouettes and empty space as inspiration for art installations and exhibitions.
