Daft Punk makes yet another appearance in a fashion editorial, this time alongside model Saskia de Brauw in the M le Monde December 2013 issue. Unlike the previous photoshoots for Vogue, WSJ and F****** Young!, it foregoes the vibrant edginess often associated with the electro pop duo for a more moody and cinematic session.
Shot by photographer Peter Lindbergh of 2b Management, the M le Monde December 2013 editorial is captured entirely in black and white, which adds to the drama of the photoshoot. Revolving around a heart-wrenching love story, the editorial is titled, "Deux Daft, une femme, trois possibilites." It is hard not to imagine two men falling for the blonde beauty clad in chic designs from such labels as Balenciaga, Dolce & Gabbana and Bottega Veneta.
What's Driving This Trend
- Cinematic Fashion Editorials
- Using black and white photography in fashion editorials to create a moody and cinematic atmosphere.
- Collaborations with Celebrities
- Featuring celebrities in fashion editorials to create a buzz and increase brand visibility.
- Embracing Moody Aesthetics
- Opting for a darker and more dramatic visual approach in fashion photography editorials.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Opportunities to create unique and visually captivating fashion editorials using black and white photography.
- Fashion Design
- Collaborating with celebrities to showcase clothing designs and increase brand recognition.
- Magazine Publishing
- Exploring new ways to capture audience attention through moody and cinematic fashion editorials.
