Teen Vogue's 'Miami Heat' exclusive is a romantic dancer shoot that features students from the Miami City Ballet School as its cast. Showcasing their fluid movements, the students pose inside the school's studios and amidst its scenic, outdoor courtyards.
Photographer Henry Leutwyler captures the dancers as they leap into the air, tiptoe around a naturally lit studio and join together in a romantic dance. Styling for Teen Vogue's 'Miami Heat' editorial is courtesy of Jessica Minkoff who dresses models in a wardrobe of traditional bodysuit and tutu ensembles along with flowing, designer dresses that encourage freedom and movement.
Hair styling for this elegant editorial is the work of Steph Gimson who is also in charge of this exclusive's makeup looks.
What's Driving This Trend
- Romantic Dance Photography
- There is an opportunity for innovative, artistic photography focused on expressive movement and elegance.
- Fashionable Dancewear
- Innovative designers could create new styles of dancewear that are both stylish and functional for dancers of all types.
- Diversity in Dance
- The push for more inclusive practices in dance could lead to new forms of expression, as well as opportunities for dancers and choreographers who embrace diversity.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- Professional photographers could capture expressive movement and elegance in dance photography to meet the growing demand for creative, storytelling imagery.
- Fashion
- The dance industry and other related industries that cater to fashionable athletic wear could expand further and integrate new applications.
- Performing Arts
- Professional dance companies, schools and studios, as well as performing arts organizations, could lead the charge toward inclusivity and diversity to unlock new opportunities for these communities.
