Axel Swan Maldini and Rasmus Nielsen Fisker don sculptural fashion staples in 'Lucha Libre', an editorial exclusive for F****** Young! Online. The image series pays homage to the Mexican wrestling sport while simultaneously referencing a clown-like aesthetic.
In the editorial, models Axel and Rasmus don flamboyant Lucha Libre masks and pull off painted face cosmetics. Wardrobe styling for this sculptural fashion story is courtesy of designer Barbara Sanchez Kane whose avant-garde and colorful pieces are featured in the shoot.
'Lucha Libre' is captured by photographer Szilveszter Makó and celebrates the fashion industry's recent shift toward artistic and whimsical styles. While the last few seasons have focused on minimalism, the industry is once again embracing sculptural and elaborate clothing and theatrical cosmetic applications.
Image Credit: Szilveszter Makó
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Artistic Fashion
- The fashion industry is embracing sculptural and elaborate clothing, creating new opportunities for avant-garde designers.
- Whimsical Styles
- The recent shift toward artistic and whimsical fashion opens up opportunities for unique and visually appealing designs.
- Theatrical Cosmetic Applications
- The use of theatrical cosmetics in fashion editorials creates new possibilities for makeup artists and cosmetic brands.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Design
- Avant-garde designers can capitalize on the trend of sculptural and elaborate clothing.
- Makeup and Cosmetics
- Theatrical cosmetic applications in fashion editorials present opportunities for makeup artists and cosmetic brands to showcase their creativity.
- Photography
- Photographers specializing in capturing artistic fashion and whimsical styles are in demand.
