The Vogue Paris June/July 2012 Pedaru photoshoot captured by photographer Hans Feurer brings the publication's widespread clientele base on to a tour of the jungle. The natural fluorescent green backdrop does an excellent job of illuminating the features of Estonian model Karmen Pedaru, who is depicted here in a rather hectic flurry.
The tribal slant of this Pedaru editorial is largely a product of chunky gilded jewelery, rife with claws, fangs and wooden embellishments. Although it is unknown as to what Pedaru is running from, her intense gaze suggests that she is ready for the very battles that are enshrined in countless ancient folk tales. Her loose braided tresses pronounce the indigenous vibe all the more, distinguishing her as a model one would likely not want to encounter in the wild.
What's Driving This Trend
- Indigenous Fashion
- Fashion that incorporates and celebrates indigenous elements, materials, and styles to create a unique and modern aesthetic.
- Nature-inspired Jewelry
- Jewelry that incorporates natural materials and elements, such as wood, claws, and fangs, to create a unique and earthy look.
- Tribal Photography
- Photography that captures the spirit and essence of different indigenous cultures and tribes around the world.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can incorporate indigenous fashion to create unique and culturally inspired collections.
- Jewelry Industry
- Jewelry designers can create nature-inspired pieces that incorporate natural materials and elements.
- Photography Industry
- Photographers can specialize in capturing tribal communities and cultures to showcase their unique beauty and traditions.
