For those who have always wondered what animals would look like if they were dressed like humans in real life and not just cartoons, the Segundas Pieles photo series will help them do just that. A continuation of artist Miguel Vallinas' previous Zoo Portraits series, Segundas Pieles is much darker and moodier. It is as though he wanted to give it the Christopher Nolan treatment after playing Tim Burton for a bit.
From moose and dogs to swans and foxes, the Segundas Pieles photo series could easily be mistaken for classic works of art. From the detail to the coloring, they are portraits that every hipster on the street would want to get their hands on. Perhaps they can if Vallinas releases another book.
What's Driving This Trend
- Dark and Moody Animal Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create edgy animal-inspired apparel.
- Artistic Animal Portraits
- Potential for artists to create animal-themed artwork that resembles classical paintings.
- Animal Fashion Photography
- Emerging trend of animal fashion photography, creating opportunities for photographers to capture stylish animal imagery.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can tap into the growing market for animal-inspired apparel.
- Art
- Artists have the opportunity to create animal-themed artwork that resonates with art enthusiasts.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore animal fashion photography as a niche market for their skills and expertise.
