Luve Magazine's 'In A State Of Grace' is currently on display within the publication's #6 Fall 2012 issue. The editorial is dark and mysterious with model Jasmine Tookes' assumption of daring if not demonic tribal styles.
Tattoos of angular patterns and shapes line Tookes' face in this Lurve Magazine spread. The glare from lights and candles serve as the only light source for the images, although this challenging set proved to be of little consequence to photographer Tetsuharu Kubota's work.
High conductor hats and gilded nose rings were an offshoot of stylist Maher Jridi's unpredictable fashion sense. Black leather pieces added sensual dimensions to In A State Of Grace, especially given the tight and revealing low-riding cuts.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Dark-tribal Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to create bold and mysterious fashion items with tribal-inspired elements.
- Angular Face Tattoos
- Potential for innovative tattoo artists to explore angular patterns and shapes for unique facial tattoos.
- Unpredictable Fashion Sense
- Disruptive opportunity for fashion stylists to push boundaries with unconventional and daring fashion choices.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Design
- Designers can tap into the trend of dark-tribal fashion to create unique clothing and accessories.
- Tattoo Artistry
- Tattoo artists can explore the demand for angular face tattoos inspired by tribal styles.
- Fashion Styling
- There is a market for fashion stylists who can offer unpredictable and boundary-pushing fashion choices for editorials and photo shoots.
