This stunningly pale beauty series by British photographer Christos Kallaniotis is focused on a model who is dressed up to look like a porcelain doll. In this ghostly series, the model is photographed in a dark room and she mostly poses with her head down. This adds an eerie feel to this beauty series.
In each of these creepy captures, the model is draped in lots of jewelry, along with fluffy off-white dresses. Her hair is also completely white, which is unusual, but perfect for this series. It’s the model’s perfect complexion and elegant clothing that really make her look like a pretty porcelain doll.
In many of these shots, the model looks irritated -- or at the very least, bored. This also plays into the eerie side of the beauty series. These shots are part of a collection entitled ‘Dazed Digital.’
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Porcelain Doll Aesthetic
- The trend of capturing models who resemble porcelain dolls offers opportunities for photographers and beauty brands to create captivating and haunting imagery.
- Eerie Beauty Photography
- The trend of capturing beauty shots with an eerie and ghostly atmosphere presents opportunities for photographers to explore unconventional aesthetics and storytelling.
- Emotive Model Expressions
- The trend of photographing models with irritated or bored expressions in beauty series allows for the creation of intriguing and unconventional narratives in the fashion and beauty industry.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- The photography industry can leverage the porcelain doll aesthetic trend to create unique and captivating images for fashion, beauty, and art campaigns.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can draw inspiration from the eerie beauty photography trend to explore innovative makeup, hairstyle, and fashion designs that are both striking and hauntingly beautiful.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can embrace the emotive model expressions trend to challenge traditional beauty standards and cultivate a sense of mystery and intrigue in their campaigns.
