The Purple Fashion Theatrical Tops editorial showcases a highly choppy look at models Anne Koster, Flavia Lucini, Aine O'Gorman and Alba Pistolesi. Shots of the women taken by photographer Katerina Jebb are torn apart here as Jebb put together a series of geometric copy and paste pictures.
Although squares of white and dark red apparel are dismantled and intermingled in Theatrical Tops, the work of stylist Naomi Itkes is nonetheless apparent in the production. Itkes included oversize outerwear and formal gowns in this series, all of which are easily decipherable despite their jumbled depiction in the images. Accessories are also central to these outfits as Itkes incorporated angular necklaces and a series of chunky bangles.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometric Copy and Paste Pictures
- Businesses can innovate by experimenting with digital collages and mixed media design in their advertising campaigns or photo shoots.
- Choppy Fashion Photography
- Businesses can consider using unconventional and disorienting photography techniques to create new visual experiences for their audience.
- Innovative Fashion Styling
- Businesses can push creative boundaries by presenting their products in unconventional or unexpected ways through the use of bold choices in fashion styling.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion companies can make use of choppy photography and unconventional styling to showcase their designs in new and exciting ways.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Marketing and advertising industries can experiment with new forms of digital and mixed media design to create engaging and innovative campaigns for their clients.
- Media and Publishing
- Media and publishing companies can use choppy and unconventional photography to create arresting visuals that are likely to attract and retain readership and viewership.
