Horses are definitely enjoying their 15 minutes of fame in the fashion industry as the Goodbye Horses photo spread shows. From fur-clad Russian editorials to historical film-inspired spreads, this majestic equine species have been featured quite a lot lately in fashion magazines around the world.
Shot by fashion photographer Olivia Malone, the Goodbye Horses editorial appeared in the September 2011 issue of Nylon Mexico. Starring an extremely elegant and sensual Taylor Warren, there is a softness and rawness that is present not only in the photos, but in the styling as well. Stylist Julie Brooke Williams channeled a 70s bohemian romanticism to achieve that vibe.
Gentle and listless, the Goodbye Horses magazine spread seems as much inspired by the horse as it is by its surroundings.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Fashionable Equine Photography
- There is a growing trend of featuring horses in fashion editorials, showcasing their elegance and beauty.
- Historical Film-inspired Spreads
- Fashion spreads that draw inspiration from historical films are gaining popularity, offering a unique and nostalgic aesthetic.
- 70s Bohemian Romanticism
- The 70s bohemian trend is making a comeback in fashion editorials, creating a soft and sensual atmosphere.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers have the opportunity to explore new creative possibilities by incorporating horses into their shoots.
- Fashion Magazines
- Fashion magazines can capitalize on the trend of featuring horses in editorial spreads to attract and engage their readers.
- Styling and Fashion Trends
- Stylists and fashion designers can embrace the 70s bohemian trend to create unique and captivating looks for editorials and fashion campaigns.
