Ponystep Magazine's 'I Like Fast Cars, Fast Men & Fast Food' editorial pairs an intriguing interview with striking pictures of Felicity Hayward. Hayward has been at the fore of paparazzi shoots and designer line launches, contributing to her cult-like following.
I Like Fast Cars, Fast Men & Fast Food was directed by photographer Miles Aldrdige. Aldridge played up on Hayward's bold features and professed love of Anna Nicole Smith with his capture of her loose platinum blonde waves and glossy pink lips, beauty choices that were executed by stylist Phoebe Arnold.
Aldridge did away with standard art direction decisions as he shoved cartons of milk before Hayward. She eagerly downed the dairy and an ivory wedding cake before the camera, adding to a foodie-fashion niche.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Food-fashion Fusion
- Exploring the potential of using food as an element in fashion photo shoots to create bold, attention-grabbing visuals.
- Alternative Art Direction
- Challenging conventional art direction in fashion photography and embracing unique, unconventional concepts to create disruptive images.
- Bold Beauty Choices
- Pushing the boundaries of traditional beauty standards and embracing unconventional hair and makeup choices to create striking images in fashion photography.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Photography
- Exploring new and unconventional concepts in fashion photography to create attention-grabbing images for magazine editorials and brand campaigns.
- Food and Beverage
- Partnering with fashion brands and media outlets to use food and drink as stylistic elements or props in fashion photography and marketing campaigns.
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- Challenging traditional beauty standards and using unconventional hair and makeup choices in fashion photography to create bold, daring visuals that embrace individuality.
