'Meiselpic' in Vogue Italia is famed fashion photographer Steven Meisel's ode to Twitter. The very long editorial, which stars an epic cast (a who's who of the modeling industry), concentrates on each model's style and feigns to give brief glances into each of their lives (real or imagined).
The December 2009 issue is dedicated to 'Meiselpic' in Vogue Italia. Check out Fashion Gone Rogue for the complete set of images from the editorial.
Implications - The popularity of social networking sites continues to rise and dominate over the online lives of consumers worldwide. By integrating the social media craze into fashion photography and art, a business or artist will appeal to new customers and to a niche market of buyers interested in technological advancements and the online world.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Integration of Social Media in Fashion Photography
- By combining social media and fashion photography, businesses and artists can attract new customers and tap into a niche market of tech-savvy buyers.
- Personalized Editorial Content
- Creating content that provides glimpses into the lives of models can engage audiences and generate interest in the fashion industry.
- Exploring Imaginary Lives of Models
- Through imaginative storytelling, fashion photographers and artists can create unique and captivating narratives that resonate with consumers.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Photography
- Incorporating social media trends into fashion photography can revolutionize the industry and attract a new wave of customers.
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can utilize personalized editorial content to connect with consumers and showcase their products in a more relatable and engaging way.
- Art and Creative Industries
- Artists in various creative industries can explore the concept of portraying imaginary lives through their work, providing a fresh and unique perspective to captivate audiences.
