I wonder if there is such a thing as too sexy, take the They Had Those Sublime (Days) photo shoot for example. Although on its own it probably has just the right amount of Sapphic sexiness, when paired with its darker half, They Had Those Sublime (Nights), it may be going a little overboard, though I'm sure we're not hearing any complaints.
Also photographed by Yusuf Butolli, the They Had Those Sublime (Days) photo shoot features models Donnet and Collette. Styled by Chrisna De Bruyn, it again features only American Apparel outfits.
Sunny, sultry and full of great summer time fashion inspiration, be sure to browse the They Had Those Sublime (Days) photo shoot in the gallery.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Sapphic Photography
- The They Had Those Sublime (Days) shoot showcases the trend of Sapphic photography, highlighting the opportunity for photographers to explore themes of same-sex sensuality.
- Summer Fashion
- The They Had Those Sublime (Days) shoot captures the trend of sunny and sultry summer fashion, presenting opportunities for designers and retailers to create and market seasonal clothing collections.
- Artistic Pairings
- The They Had Those Sublime (Days) and They Had Those Sublime (Nights) shoots demonstrate the trend of pairing contrasting themes in artistic photography, creating opportunities for photographers to experiment with dynamic storytelling.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Photography
- The They Had Those Sublime (Days) shoot reveals opportunities for fashion photographers to explore diverse and inclusive styles of photography.
- Apparel Retail
- The They Had Those Sublime (Days) shoot promotes American Apparel outfits, showcasing an opportunity for the apparel retail industry to tap into the market of summer fashion.
- Creative Arts
- The They Had Those Sublime (Days) shoot displays the potential for artists and creatives to intersect various themes and mediums, opening up new opportunities for collaboration and artistic expression.
