The classic 1990 Julia Roberts film 'Pretty Woman' finally gets the tribute it deserves, with the Nicole Trunfio LoveCat #2 photoshoot. Lensed by Aram Bedrossian, the Australian model sports sassy and seductive looks by stylist Sophia Karvela, inspired by the romantic comedy about a reformed call girl.
Whether you've seen the film or not, there's no denying the gritty beauty of these photographs. The heavily shadowed images are bursting with life and edginess, looking more like movie stills than a fashion photoshoot. My favorite shot shows Trunfio walking through a grocery store, completely caught in the moment, wearing Roberts' most iconic outfit from the film.
Both fans of the film and those who missed the boat on Julia Roberts and Richard Gere's earlier work will love the realism captured in these shots. Check out the full Nicole Trunfio LoveCat #2 editorial, available now.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Pretty-woman Inspired Editorials
- There's an opportunity for fashion photographers to create editorial shoots inspired by the film Pretty Woman.
- Shadowed Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can experiment with heavy shadows and gritty aesthetics like the Nicole Trunfio LoveCat #2 photoshoot.
- Film-inspired Fashion Styling
- There's potential for fashion stylists to use iconic film looks as inspiration for fashion shoots.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can experiment with new styles of shooting and lighting to create unique photoshoots.
- Fashion Design
- Designers can take inspiration from film fashion and translate it into their own designs.
- Film Industry
- The film industry could partner with fashion brands to launch film-inspired fashion collaborations.
