Photographer Vlad Savin has captured the Australian model Alice Kelson in his 'Pagan Love Song' collection. As an ode to the Pagan culture, Savin and Kelson chose to execute the images among the wilderness, allowing the duo to explore their indigenous selves.
The Pagan sect is known to be otherworldly and mystical, and these two themes are picked up on in this photoshoot. Kelson is found in an array of natural headpieces, featuring rows of multi-colored feathers, animal fur and gigantic antlers. This natural theme is offset by an eerie vibe, evinced by Kelson's piercing gaze and tribal makeup. The spooky undertones are further driven home by a full-length cape and a red-lit lantern, the exact pieces worn by the classic sorceress.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Pagan Culture Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate pagan-inspired designs and accessories for a mystical and otherworldly aesthetic.
- Wilderness Photoshoots
- Photographers can explore capturing models in eerie and mystical outdoor locations, creating unique visual storytelling opportunities.
- Tribal Makeup Trend
- Beauty industry can tap into the trend of tribal-inspired makeup, offering products and tutorials for consumers seeking a spooky and alternative look.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can leverage the popularity of pagan culture and incorporate elements into their designs and accessories.
- Photography
- Photographers can specialize in capturing models in eerie wilderness locations to create distinctive and captivating visual content.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands and makeup artists can offer tribal-inspired makeup products and tutorials to cater to the growing demand for spooky and alternative looks.
