The Vogue Italia Kati Nescher editorial depicts an assortment of dark scenes for readers of the couture publication. The model was placed before what appeared to be haunted underworld settings, each one captured by photographer Solve Sundsbo who produced deep grey and green-hued images.
Stylist Ludivine Poiblanc made Nescher appear much like an upscale witch via heavy fur coats, thick leather gloves and feather accents. Given Nescher's assortment of compelling straight-faced poses, the images are haunting in the most fashionable of ways.
As these ensembles feature olive, bronze, brown and ebony shades, Poiblanc's work is arguably timeless, providing the pieces with a chic sense of longevity as they will remain relevant far into the future.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Haunting Fashion Editorials
- Creating high fashion editorials with a dark, mysterious, and haunting aesthetic through fashion styling, makeup, and photography.
- Timeless Dark Color Palettes
- Designing fashion collections or products with dark color schemes (olive, bronze, brown, and ebony), providing a chic sense of longevity and timelessness.
- Luxury Witch Aesthetic
- Integrating elements from witchcraft, such as heavy fur coats, thick leather gloves, and feather accents, into high fashion and luxury clothing collections.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can leverage this trend to create unique and creative editorials, clothing collections, and accessories that appeal to customers seeking a haunting and mysterious aesthetic.
- Photography Industry
- Photographers can incorporate haunting fashion editorials into their portfolios, offering clients a unique style option for photoshoots.
- Luxury Goods Industry
- The luxury goods industry can apply the luxury witch aesthetic trend to their product designs, creating unique luxury products that appeal to customers seeking a fashionable yet mysterious aesthetic.
