The Marie Claire Italia Bharat Sikka photoshoot will be on display in the June 2015 edition of the publication. Model Ilvie Wittek was found submerged in water in many of the images, making her appear much like a modern day siren.
In spite of the crushing waters and dark blue skies, Wittek appeared serene and poised for just about anything. Stylist Monika Kropfitsch furthered this subdued appeal with flowing taupe sweaters, loose ivory trousers and a light crimson t-shirt.
As this scene called for swimsuit apparel, Kropfitsch also stuck to some of the classics with a thin bathing suit top, a simple all-black bathing set and tie up bottoms. These pieces complimented the rocky shores and dark cement slabs expertly.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Submerged Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to explore underwater photography and capture unique and artistic images.
- Serene Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to create ethereal and calming designs that exude elegance and tranquility.
- Classic Swimsuit Revival
- Opportunity for swimwear designers to recreate and modernize classic swimsuit styles, catering to those who appreciate timeless fashion.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- With the rise of underwater photography, photographers can use their skills to capture stunning and captivating images.
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can tap into the trend of serene fashion by creating collections that highlight soft and elegant designs.
- Swimwear
- Swimwear industry can benefit from the classic swimsuit revival trend by offering modernized versions of timeless designs to cater to various consumer preferences.
