Kinga Jay and Aleksandra star in 'The Guardians' by Michal Greg. This striking editorial is lensed against a brightly hued graffiti backdrop that is both dynamic and urban.
Slicked wet hair and natural makeup looks by beauty artist Olga Dackiewicz set a summery tone in this sleek photoshoot while androgynous silhouettes by wardrobe stylist Paulina Dziminska give it a tomboy vibe that is both edgy and effortlessly cool.
Showcasing a series of clean cut garments from designer Kosmal, 'The Guardians' by Michal Greg is a fierce fashion story that highlights a monochromatic palette featuring subtle pops of vivid hues. Moreover, this elegant editorial displays impeccable tailoring techniques and a wardrobe of versatile separates that make a seamless transition from day to evening.
What's Driving This Trend
- Indie Graffiti Fashion
- The use of graffiti art as backdrops for fashion editorials opens up opportunities for creative collaborations and new marketing avenues.
- Androgynous High Fashion
- Exploring new androgynous silhouettes and breaking conventional gender norms can lead to disruptive innovation opportunities in the fashion industry.
- Clean-cut Monochromatic Style
- The use of monochromatic color schemes with subtle pops of vivid hues can be interpreted and innovated in various product categories such as home decor, graphic design, and automotive design.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- There are opportunities for fashion designers to collaborate with graffiti artists to create unique backdrops and photo shoots for their collections.
- Gender Equality Advocacy Groups
- There is room for new and innovative methods to break conventional gender norms and promote equality through high fashion.
- Home Decor Industry
- Trendy, monochromatic color schemes with subtle pops of vivid hues can inspire home decor products such as bedding, dinnerware, and storage solutions.
