Model Luca Gadjus is eerily doll-like in the latest editorial for Intermission Magazine, titled 'Let Me In.' The photo series depicts Gadjus posing against a faded beige backdrop, her 60s-era ensembles popping against this neutral tone with their vibrant color palettes. Each outfit in 'Let Me In' features bright oranges, blues and yellows which contrast the series' neutral backdrop, making Gadjus burst from the screen like an ethereal doll.
The majority of Gadjus's poses center around a plain wooden stool. She sits with an eerily upright posture while staring blankly into the camera, giving her an inhuman doll-like quality. Photographer Anthony Maule does a wonderful job of side-lighting Gadjus so that her strong facial features burst from the screen.
By combining an understated modelling technique, a vibrant color palette and ingenious photography skills, Intermission Magazine has put forth another editorial that is sure to catch every eye it meets.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Ethereal Photography
- The striking doll-like photography trend offers opportunities for photographers to explore ethereal and otherworldly imagery in their work.
- Bold Color Palettes
- The use of vibrant color palettes in fashion and photography opens up opportunities for designers and creatives to experiment with bold and eye-catching visuals.
- Doll-like Models
- The doll-like modeling trend presents opportunities for fashion brands and photographers to create ethereal and evocative imagery by using models with doll-like features and poses.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Photography
- The doll-like photography trend offers disruptive innovation opportunities for fashion photographers to create visually striking and memorable images that capture the attention of audiences.
- Fashion Design
- The bold color palettes trend presents opportunities for fashion designers to incorporate vibrant and eye-catching colors into their collections, creating unique and attention-grabbing designs.
- Magazine Publishing
- The ethereal doll-like photography trend provides opportunities for magazine publishers to curate visually captivating editorials that stand out and resonate with readers.
