While most editorials use a set full of props and luxuries, the OE Magazine Winter 2011 editorial takes a different route by featuring breathtaking outdoor scenes, capturing nature at its finest.
The editorial, titled ‘Breaking the spell,’ features models Anna Fath and Tatjana Gridnev. The duo will spellbind readers with their naturally innocent facial features and svelte figures. The entire series is shot in black and white, and thus adds a mysterious aura to the shoot.
Captured by Philip Bruederle, the shoot depicts fragmented captures that look like a fashion collage. The styling credit goes to Edyta Kopcio, who made the models look like forest goddesses. The models take on a bohemian appearance with a twist, making the OE Magazine Winter 2011 editorial right on track with this season's hottest fashion fads.
What's Driving This Trend
- Outdoor Fashion Editorials
- Breaking away from luxurious indoor settings and incorporating nature into fashion editorials can create stunning results that captivate readers.
- Black and White Photography
- The use of black and white photography can add a mysterious and unique quality to fashion editorials, setting them apart from traditional full-color spreads.
- Bohemian Fashion
- Incorporating bohemian style elements into fashion editorials can create a fresh and captivating look for readers.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Professional photographers and fashion publications can take inspiration from shoots like OE Magazine's 'Breaking the spell' to create unique and captivating fashion editorials.
- Outdoor Apparel
- Outdoor clothing companies can use the trend toward outdoor fashion editorials as an opportunity to display their products in a natural setting, highlighting the functionality and versatility of their apparel.
- Bohemian Fashion Retailers
- Retailers specializing in bohemian clothing can take inspiration from fashion editorials like OE Magazine's to create and market innovative and stylish bohemian clothing lines.
