While many photo shoots emerge during the summer months with bronzed models splashing shoreside, this Iekeliene Stange Vogue Russia takes the use of water to deeper levels. Within this shoot by fashion photographer Giulia Noni for the August 2011 edition of Vogue Russia, somber looks are definitely achieved.
Model Iekeliene Stange is adorned in waterlogged Cartier jewelry and crosses that manage to glisten when set against the dark watery backdrops. Overall, the minimal fashion from the likes of Chanel and Louis Vuitton looks stunning in the Iekeliene Stange Vogue Russia shoot, which was styled by Claire Dhelens.
Implications - Through incorporating elements of water, companies can find a practical and cost-effective way to create dramatic imagery for their product promotions and advertising campaigns. This shoot is an example of how moody imagery can inexpensively be created through this simple incorporation of aquatics.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Water-inspired Photography
- Incorporating water elements into photography can offer companies a unique way to create captivating and cost-effective imagery.
- Somber Aesthetic
- The use of a somber aesthetic in fashion photography can create a moody and dramatic effect, providing a fresh take on traditional fashion photoshoots.
- Waterlogged Accessories
- By utilizing waterlogged accessories in fashion photography, companies can showcase their products in a unique and eye-catching way.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on incorporating water-inspired elements and somber aesthetics in photoshoots to offer a fresh take on traditional fashion advertising.
- Advertising/marketing
- Advertising and marketing industries can leverage the use of water-inspired photography to create captivating and cost-effective imagery for product promotions.
- Jewelry
- By incorporating water elements into jewelry photoshoots, companies can create stunning and unique imagery to showcase their products.
