For her collection entitled 'Zweimaederlhouse' fashion designer Susanne Bisovsky teamed up with digital designer Atelier Olschinsky to create this uniquely four-dimensional photo shoot.
Showcasing her vintage-styled fashions, Bisovsky had each model pose in the same position twice, wearing a different outfit each time. Olschinsky edited the images digitally to create a ghostly layered effect that shows the same model in a different location in the dimensional world. The vivacious floral patterns of the gowns blend into each other creating an energetic mixture of eclectic designs.
Making it seem like the photographs were taken in different dimensions that have overlapped, the 'Zweimaederlhouse' four-dimensional photo shoot is an enchantingly surreal way to show a haute fashion collection.
What's Driving This Trend
- Four-dimensional Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to create unique, layered images with a ghostly effect that showcase different dimensions.
- Vintage Fashion
- Potential for fashion designers to collaborate with digital designers to create innovative, surreal photo shoots that highlight vintage-styled fashions.
- Eclectic Designs
- Opportunity for fashion designers to experiment with vivacious floral patterns and blend them together to create energetic and eye-catching fashion collections.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Four-dimensional photography techniques can revolutionize the way fashion photographers capture and present their work.
- Fashion Design
- Collaboration between fashion designers and digital designers opens up new possibilities for creating unique and surreal fashion collections.
- Digital Design
- Digital designers can explore innovative ways of adding a ghostly layered effect to images, creating visually stunning and immersive experiences.
