For the September 2014 issue of Numéro Tokyo photographer Mauro Mongiello and Sofia Sanchez shot charming model Natasa Vojnovic in various Rococo-themed rooms. The stylish editorial juxtaposes antiquated decor with vintage garments.
Stylist Felipe Mendes dressed Vojnovic in a wide variety of haute-couture dresses and gowns made from luxurious fabrics like velvet, mesh and wool. The images follow Vojnovic along as if she's at home in this grand mansion getting ready to go to an event. As Vojnovic sits chain smoking a cigarette she looks indecisive about her evening plans. The room is filled with luxurious objects like a cheetah rug and even a little girl. Another set of black and white images are featured in the shoot that showcase Vojnovic in a more editorial-style.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Rococo-themed Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to create modern interpretations of Rococo-inspired garments.
- Antique-inspired Decor
- Interior designers can explore creating modern spaces that incorporate elements of Rococo design.
- Editorial-style Photography
- Photographers can experiment with capturing models in artistic and unconventional settings for editorial shoots.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can draw inspiration from Rococo fashion to create unique collections.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can cater to clients who seek a blend of modern aesthetics with vintage Rococo-inspired decor.
- Photography
- Photography studios can offer creative editorial-style shoots to clients looking for unique and artistic portraits.
