Rave in Vaga #2 is the sort of editorial that'll make you think twice about heading to your neighborhood bar this weekend -- it's all about the crazy club scene. Photographer Michael Donovan captured model Alisa in frenetic fashion from Jeremy Scott and Adidas by Jeremy Scott.
Alisa played the part of out-of-control party girl perfectly, straddling open doors, screaming and clapping to the beat, and dancing her heart out for Rave in Vaga #2. Fashion editor Fernando Lahoz added green extensions to Alisa's brown hair in keeping with the raver theme, while makeup artist Isaac Olaizola kept things relatively natural -- as if she'd applied her own makeup at home.
Rave in Vaga #2 captures the life of a club kid perfectly.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Rave Culture Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create and market clothing and accessories inspired by the vibrant and energetic style of the club scene.
- Nightlife Photography
- Demand for photographers specializing in capturing the vibrant and dynamic atmosphere of clubs and parties for editorial and promotional content.
- DIY Club Makeup
- Potential for beauty brands to develop tutorials and products that enable consumers to create their own bold and expressive club-inspired makeup looks.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can cater to the club kid aesthetic by incorporating rave culture-inspired designs and accessories into their collections.
- Photography
- Photographers can specialize in capturing the energy and excitement of the nightlife scene, providing unique and compelling visuals for publications and promotional materials.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can tap into the demand for club-ready makeup by offering innovative products and tutorials that help consumers create their own bold and unconventional looks.
