The Vogue Netherlands Wonderland editorial is being published as a part of the magazine's September 2014 issue. Images of models Jitte Oerlemans and Farhiya Shire are superimposed upon snapshots of lush green forests, making it appear as if the women are embedded within the backdrops.
Photographer Ruud van Empel provided the evident creative direction present in Wonderland. He brought his vision to life with the help of stylist Marije Goekoop who dressed Oerlemans and Shire in large square-shaped glasses, button up oxford shirts, crisp academic blazers, double breasted jackets and patterned white tights.
Given the prim nature of Goekoop's pieces, it follows that there are back to school elements present in this series. Young readers will thus take cues with a mind for their Fall 2014 on-campus looks.
What's Driving This Trend
- Superimposed Fashion Photography
- The combination of superimposed fashion photography opens doors for innovative and eye-catching advertising and editorial campaigns.
- Incorporating Natural Landscapes in Fashion Photography
- Incorporating natural landscapes into fashion photography is a new trend, allowing for unique and visually arresting images.
- Back-to-school Editorial Fashion
- Incorporating back-to-school fashion elements in editorial photography poses an opportunity for designers to capitalize on seasonal trends and promote campus looks.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- The fashion photography industry can leverage the trend of superimposed fashion photography to create captivating and innovative advertising and editorial campaigns.
- Fashion Design
- The fashion industry can incorporate the back-to-school fashion trend to capitalize on the seasonal trend and boost sales to the young adult market.
- Landscape Photography
- The trend of incorporating natural landscapes into fashion photography presents an opportunity for landscape photographers to tap into the fashion industry for new sources of revenue.
