The Net-a-Porter The Edit photoshoot featuring model Anja Rubik showcases a frolicking look at the model who walked about a lush green forest. Captured in each snapshot are tall trees and reflective beds of water, both of which proved to be the optimal backdrops for this display of current fashion.
Stylist Natalie Brewster was called upon for this Net-a-Porter series. Brewster matched the outdoors well with thin flowing dresses, white lace dresses and floral accents, reflecting the scenic landscape within the apparel.
Given the high fashion nature of the publication, this production was also infused with unexpected elements. Showcased alongside the leaves were black leather sandals and flowing gowns, certainly unforeseen additions to this series for The Edit.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Outdoor Fashion Editorials
- Displaying fashion in natural landscapes offers a fresh and immersive experience for fashion enthusiasts.
- Unexpected Fashion Pairings
- Incorporating unexpected elements into high fashion editorials adds a touch of surprise and intrigue to the visual narrative.
- Scenic Backdrops in Fashion Photography
- Using lush green forests as backdrops adds a sense of serenity and natural beauty to fashion photography.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion and Apparel
- The fashion industry can explore outdoor editorials as a new way to showcase their products.
- Photography and Visual Arts
- Photographers and designers can incorporate unexpected elements to create unique and captivating visuals.
- Nature and Tourism
- Fashion editorials set in scenic environments can promote tourism and appreciation for natural landscapes.
