The Ponystep Magazine SS13 issue is back with a bang. It features seven bold covers, each of which have been rendered in black and white. Very different from one to the next, the photoshoots correspond with full editorials that display the unique personalities of each person so prominently figured on the bi-annual British publication.
Each cover shoot for the Ponystep Magazine SS13 issue was lensed by legendary photographer David Bailey. It stars models Anais Mali, Marie Piovesan, Ava Smith, Lais Ribeiro, Haris and Louise Parker as well as Warhol superstar Joe Dallesandro. From glamorous retro looks to more quirky Beetlejuice-like style and even some laidback options, the covers offer readers a wide variety of inspiration for the spring and summer seasons.
What's Driving This Trend
- Assorted Grayscale Magazine Covers
- The use of multiple covers in black and white creates a visually striking and unique reading experience.
- Editorials Depicting Unique Personalities
- The full editorials accompanying each cover photo showcase the individuality and character of the featured models.
- Celebrity and Model Collaborations
- The inclusion of Warhol superstar Joe Dallesandro and various top models adds star power and appeal to the magazine covers.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Magazine Publishing
- Fashion magazines can incorporate the concept of multiple covers to attract a wider range of readers.
- Photography and Fashion Styling
- Photographers and stylists can explore grayscale photography and unique styling concepts for editorial shoots.
- Celebrity and Model Management
- Celebrities and models can collaborate with magazines to expand their reach and showcase their personalities through cover shoots.
