The Kate Somers 'Dress to Kill' Magazine Summer 2010 editorial may have you wondering if you need to get your eyes checked, but rest assured, that's just how the spread was masterfully created. The series of photos were shot by photographer Max Abadian and styled wonderfully by Cary Tauben.
Entitled 'Exposed,' the Kate Somers Dress to Kill Magazine spread is so eye-catching and it literally pops right off the page, regardless of being completely black-and-white. The spread features Kate Somers in some of this season's hottest fashions and the white hair coupled with black eyebrows surprisingly looks incredible on her!
What's Driving This Trend
- Double-exposed Photography
- Industry professionals can leverage the trend of double-exposed photography to offer unique and visually striking content to their clients.
- Monochromatic Fashion Editorials
- Brands can create visually captivating fashion editorials by adopting a monochromatic color scheme in their photography and styling.
- Visual Illusion Photography
- Photographers can experiment with visual illusion techniques in their photography to create stunning and memorable images.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- Photography businesses can incorporate double-exposed and visual illusion techniques to offer unique and eye-catching content to clients.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can adopt monochromatic styling and double-exposed photography in their editorials to stand out and captivate their audiences.
- Magazine Publishing
- Magazines can experiment with creative photography techniques like double-exposure and visual illusions to create engaging and visually stimulating content for their readers.
