The Eurowoman December 2014 editorial titled "Darkness Falls" draws attention towards the theatrical side of model Laura Sorensen. Photographer Henrik Bulow captured Sorenson who posed before a light grey backdrop, allowing a series of black and metallic pieces to pop out for readers.
Stylist Anne Stockmann chose this set of ebony-hued apparel. In line with the production's name was Stockmann's use of silver-tinge feather coats, navy one piece suits and reflective sparkles.
As there are few colors present in this Eurowoman series, Stockmann is calling for a serious approach to fashion this holiday season. Given the aesthetic appeal of the featured apparel, she will have no issue garnering the attention of the publication's dedicated fan base.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Theatrical Fashion
- Fashion designers can incorporate theatrical elements into their clothing designs to create unique looks for photoshoots and runways.
- Dark Fashion
- The trend towards dark and moody fashion photography provides an opportunity for photographers to experiment with lighting and composition.
- Monochromatic Styling
- Stylists can create striking visual impact by using a single color palette when styling photoshoots or fashion campaigns.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can explore theatrical and dark fashion trends to create evocative images for brands and publications.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can create unique and dramatic clothing designs that incorporate dark or monochromatic elements for a bold and captivating look.
- Fashion Editorial
- Fashion editors can experiment with theatrical themes and dark color palettes to create compelling and memorable fashion stories.
