The Interview Magazine September 2012 cover shoot captures actress Emma Stone as never seen before. Heavily futuristic with a dark dystopian, TRON-like aesthetic, the images are a far cry from the youthful funny girl found in 'Easy A.' Utterly versatile, as any good actor should be, she is captured as sleek and serious in this editorial.
Shot by photographer Mikael Jansson, the Interview Magazine September 2012 cover shoot has a staticy quality as though they are screenshots from a security camera. Styled by Karl Templer, Stone is clad in the likes of Balenciaga by Nicolas Ghesquière, Yves Saint Laurent, Lanvin, Christopher Kane, Haider Ackermann, Versace. The cyber looks are complemented by neon lights and plenty of smoke.
What's Driving This Trend
- Futuristic Fashion
- Incorporating staticy and dystopian-like aesthetics into fashion can disrupt the traditional fashion industry by creating new and unique designs.
- Dystopian Photography
- Utilizing a staticy quality in photography can disrupt the traditional photography industry by creating unique and attention-grabbing images.
- Versatile Acting
- Encouraging versatility and range in acting can disrupt the traditional Hollywood industry by creating more complex and diverse characters.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can benefit from incorporating futuristic and dystopian-like aesthetics into their designs.
- Photography Industry
- The photography industry can benefit from utilizing a staticy quality in their images to capture attention.
- Hollywood Industry
- The Hollywood industry can benefit from encouraging versatility and range in their actors to create more complex and diverse characters.
