The Room Issue 15 editorial is appropriately strange and surreal. It features the Yayoi Kusama X Louis Vuitton fashion collection, which embodies the Japanese contemporary artist's avant-garde style. Her pension for polka-dots is thrown into sharp relief against the minimalist monochromatic backdrop, courtesy of set designer Aron Filkey.
Shot by photographer Mate Moro, the Room Issue 15 editorial stars models Rose and Barbara Tompos, although they could have easily been a set of mannequins in this photoshoot. The beauties were styled by Nora Gyenge with makeup by Laura Tegely and hair by Mark Karolyi. Of course, the hair makes a much bigger impact considering that the models' faces do not make even one appearance in the photoshoot.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Surreal Style Photographic Editorial
- Business professionals in the fashion industry can benefit from incorporating surreal elements into their photographic editorials to create interest and intrigue.
- Collaborative Designer Collection
- Business professionals in the fashion industry can benefit from partnering with artists from different disciplines to create unique and avant-garde collections.
- Minimalist Monochromatic Set Design
- Business professionals in the photography and set design industries can benefit from experimenting with minimalism and monochromatic colors to create impactful backdrops for their projects.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can benefit from incorporating avant-garde styles and partnering with artists from different disciplines to create unique and memorable collections.
- Photography Industry
- The photography industry can benefit from experimenting with surrealism and minimalist set design to create impactful images that capture the viewer's attention.
- Set Design Industry
- The set design industry can benefit from experimenting with monochromatic colors and minimalism to create impactful backdrops that complement the subject of the shoot.
