The Khube Magazine 'Geometrie du Couple' editorial may be full of sensual imagery, but it is also rife with eye-opening emotions that show readers how love and passion comes in all different forms. Whether it is between two women, an interracial couple or even a threesome, chemistry can't be denied.
Interestingly, Fashionising writes that the Khube Magazine 'Geometrie du Couple' editorial not only "delves into the intimacy of a couple" but also encounters between "friends and total strangers, young and old, very much alike or worlds apart." Shot entirely in black and white by photographer Nicolas Guerin with art direction by Quentin Legallo, the photoshoot is utterly raw, which will speak to people on the most basic of levels. It was styled by Julien Mazzoli and Sofia Sanz Y Prast.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Diverse Representation in Editorial Content
- Opportunity for brands to showcase inclusivity and appeal to a broader audience
- Exploring Diverse Forms of Intimacy
- Opportunity for industries to create new platforms to explore different intimate relationships and dismantle taboos.
- The Power of Raw, Black and White Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to experiment with a timeless, stripped-down aesthetic.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can use this trend to cater to more diverse audiences and embrace inclusivity.
- Media and Publishing
- The media industry can create space for content that explores marginalized relationships, and have in-depth conversations around taboos and stereotypes.
- Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to experiment with an old-fashioned aesthetic stripped of color and borrowing from black and white film photography.
