The graphic graffiti 'Skate Park' fashion is fiery and fierce. Photographer Ismael Villar chooses a skate park setting with bold urban backgrounds in order to draw attention to the photographs.
The model wears an ironic graphic tee in many of the photos that sates: "No Photos Please." The shirt is hilarious as the model poses for the photographer with confidence despite her photo-hating shirt. She carries around her skateboard and hangs off of gnarly skate jumps with the purple sneakers matching the graffiti art in the backdrop.
The 'Skate Park' fashion is bold and reflects a tomboy style. Ripped denim, cut- off tops and shades made an appearance in many of the photos. The photo shoot stays true to the California girl look as skateparks, skateboards and urban attire is seen throughout.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Skate Park Fashion
- Brands can collaborate with skateboarding culture to create edgy and fashion-forward collections.
- Graphic Skateboarding Apparel
- Opportunities exist for brands to create parody-style and ironic graphic skateboarding clothing for the playful and confident skater girl.
- Urban Street Photography
- Developing the aesthetic of bold, vibrant, and graphic street photography can be utilized by fashion and lifestyle brands for urban fashion advertising campaigns.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can take inspiration from skateboarding culture to create a capsule collection with an edgy and bold aesthetic.
- Skateboarding
- Opportunities exist for skateboarding brands to collaborate with fashion designers to create clothing that appeals to female skateboarders.
- Photography
- Photographers with a focus on urban street photography can offer their services to fashion and lifestyle brands looking for bold and graphic advertising campaigns.
