The regal looks featured throughout the Schon Magazine 'Queen Henriett' editorial are straight out of an original Brothers Grimm fairy tale. Dark and foreboding, there is nothing comfortingly Disney about these images. Yet they are still stunningly romantic and full of imagination. Whether embracing the young damsel in distress or an evil sorceress, model Henriett Barabas is a sight for sore eyes.
The Schon Magazine 'Queen Henriett' editorial was shot in studio by photographer Zoltan Tombor. Appearing in the June 2014 issue of the magazine, it showcases a ton of striking headdresses as well as gorgeous gowns fit for a princess, or in this case, a queen. Sheer fabrics, dripping pearls and feathered textures come together for looks that are perfect for a play.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Dramatic Royalty Fashion
- Fashion industry can innovate by creating more edgy, dark, and non-traditional fashion styles and accessories that embrace royalty look.
- Fantasy-inspired Photography
- Photography industry can explore more fantastical elements to create unique and daring photo concepts that transcend traditional boundaries.
- Reviving Grimm's Fairy Tales
- Entertainment industry can modernize and revive Brothers Grimm's original fairy tales to appeal to modern audience by incorporating dark and romantic elements in storytelling.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can draw inspiration from the Schon Magazine 'Queen Henriett' editorial and create beautiful and stunning clothing fit for royalty.
- Photography
- Photography industry can learn to capture fantasy-inspired photos that are full of imagination.
- Entertainment
- Entertainment industry can explore Brothers Grimm's original fairy tales to create unique, mind-bending and edge of the seat stories.
