The Purple Fashion re-Fashion Destruction photoshoot places model Cameron Russell before a decrepit set. Russell took on the project well as she stood before clouds of ash and heaps of trash defiantly, an attitude that was picked up on here by photographer Theo Wenner.
Wenner got at Russell's bad girl side in this Spring/Summer 2013 feature. Stylist Karen Langley contributed to the largely rebellious motif with basketball sneakers, leather jackets and slinky body suits, pieces that readers would not have expected for this Purple Fashion issue. The publication has crossed a stylish bridge here, one that will entice fans of the magazine search of inspiration for the coming season, especially with its will to break rules.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Re-fashion Destruction
- There is potential for fashion brands to incorporate the 'destroyed' look in their designs, creating a new trend that celebrates imperfections and unconventional style.
- Chaotic Photoshoots
- There is an opportunity for creative professionals in the photography industry to embrace unconventional locations and set designs, pushing boundaries and creating visually memorable pieces.
- Fashion Rebellion
- This photoshoot highlights the potential for challenging traditional fashion norms and embracing subversive elements to create a unique and compelling image.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- This photoshoot provides inspiration for fashion brands to experiment with unconventional design elements and rebel against traditional fashion standards.
- Photography Industry
- This photoshoot creates an opportunity for photographers to challenge themselves and embrace unconventional set designs and locations in their work.
- Fashion Magazine Industry
- This photoshoot shows a potential shift towards a new, more rebellious style in fashion editorials, providing insights for publishers and editors on how to create compelling content that breaks away from the norm.
