When I first saw 'The Haunted' by Daniel Archer, I thought of 90s grunge fashion icons like Courtney Love. Models Lara Lethbridge and Sally Gordon, who is also the stylist for this shoot, are adorned in rosary beads, wooden crosses and angelic white knits. As they lounge languidly, scowling through super-smoky eyes, I can't help but think that this is how grunge was meant to look--glamorous, but with a gritty edge.
For 'The Haunted' by Daniel Archer, the photographer was assisted by Phillip Papadis; Stephanie Walker is the artisan behind the models' makeup and hair.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Grunge Fashion Photography
- There is an opportunity for photographers to take inspiration from the 90s grunge culture and bring it back in a new innovative way with modern twists.
- Religious Symbolism in Fashion
- There is an opportunity to incorporate religious symbolism in contemporary fashion in creative and new unique ways.
- Gritty Glam Style
- There is an opportunity for designers to play with contrasts while combining elements of grit and glamour.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- Brands can explore the 90s grunge fashion and combine it with modern, stylish looks to create innovative and unique fashion.
- Photography Industry
- Photographers can experiment with combining the elements of glamour and grit to create a new trend in fashion photography and art.
- Makeup and Beauty Industry
- Makeup artists and beauty brands can incorporate religious symbols and elements into their beauty lines to create unique and trendy looks.
