The Vision China 'Sensation of Black' editorial truly does gives its readers a glimpse into what black would feel like if it could be experienced in that way. Dark, somber and mysterious, the photoshoot concentrates on the moodier elements of the shade that many may feel is typical. Nevertheless, the images are far from that.
Shot entirely in black and white by photographer Seiji Fujimori, the Vision China 'Sensation of Black' editorial blends the art of film noir with the grittiness of a dystopian future. Appearing in the September 2012 issue of the magazine, it stars model Madison Headrick. Outfitted by stylist Katie Burnett, the American beauty is clad in pieces from such labels as Fendi, Celine, Dolce & Gabbana, Ralph Lauren, Hermès, DKNY, Christian Dior, Norisol Ferrari and Zana Bayne.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Black and White Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to explore the contrast and simplicity of black and white in fashion.
- Mood-based Photography
- Potential for photographers to experiment with conveying and evoking certain moods through their photoshoots.
- Dystopian Fashion
- Possibility for fashion labels to incorporate dystopian elements in their collections for a unique twist.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Black and white fashion can disrupt the conventional use of color in fashion designs.
- Photography
- Mood-based photography can disrupt traditional ways of capturing images.
- Luxury Brands
- Dystopian fashion can challenge the typical aesthetic of luxury brands and create a new demand for unique designs.
