The selfie phenomenon has integrated itself into modern society in such a way that even haute couture photoshoots such as this Saskia de Brauw Interview Magazine one focuses on it. Wearing a wardrobe that is at once elegant and eccentric, the black-haired beauty poses with smartphones and selfie sticks in the middle of a forest.
The Saskia de Brauw Interview Magazine editorial was shot by photographer Mikael Jansson. Surreal and avant-garde, it features visually striking pieces from the likes of Balenciaga, Dior, Alexander Wang and Maison Martin Margiela. The outfits were styled by Karl Templer, who made sure they stood out from the surrounding deadwood in unexpected ways. Hair stylist Shay Ashual and makeup artist Mark Carrasquillo perfected the looks with slicked tresses and pale skin.
What's Driving This Trend
- Selfie Couture
- The integration of selfies into high-fashion editorials presents an opportunity for designers to create innovative and visually striking outfits that cater to the digital age.
- Surreal Fashion
- The use of surreal and avant-garde elements in fashion editorials allows for disruptive innovation in the industry, offering unique and visually captivating designs.
- Forest Fashion
- Fashion shoots set in natural environments, such as forests, provide an opportunity for designers to create unexpected and captivating fashion concepts that blend with the surroundings.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can leverage the selfie phenomenon to create interactive and engaging experiences for customers, allowing them to feel more connected to the brand.
- Photography
- Incorporating surreal and avant-garde elements into fashion photography provides photographers with opportunities to push the boundaries of creativity and deliver visually striking imagery.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can explore innovative makeup and hairstyling techniques that enhance the surreal and ethereal aesthetics seen in avant-garde fashion editorials, creating unique looks for consumers.
