Anja Rubik and Binx Walton front the two covers of Garage Magazine's Fall/Winter 2014 issue that profiles artist Jeff Koons. The models are captured by photographer Solve Sundsbo's lens and channel metal-made mannequins in the series.
Inspired by Jeff Koons' first virtual sculpture, entitled 'Lady Bug', this cover story features conceptual Koons Bunny graphics. The gilded and pink metal artworks feature the faces and bodies of Anja Runik and Binx Walton and are molded to resemble the artist's inflatable rabbit sculptures.
Garage Magazine's Fall/Winter 2014 issue features styling by Charlotte Stockdale who dresses models in simple t-shirt and underwear pairings that are combined with bunny ear headpieces. This story blurs the lines between art and fashion and illustrates the power of iconic visuals.
What's Driving This Trend
- Metal-inspired Fashion
- Fashion brands can incorporate metallic elements and designs into their clothing lines to create a futuristic and edgy look.
- Art + Fashion Collaborations
- The intersection of art and fashion creates opportunities for artists to display their work in a new way, and for fashion brands to create unique and innovative designs.
- Conceptual 3D Graphics
- Using 3D graphics and design in marketing and advertising can create eye-catching and inventive visual campaigns.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can collaborate with artists to create unique and visually striking clothing lines.
- Art
- Artists can explore collaborations with fashion brands to showcase their work and reach new audiences.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Using disruptive and innovative visual campaigns can help marketing and advertising agencies stand out and attract attention for their clients.
