Model Corala Remer channels her inner special agent in the Vs. Magazine 'Red Handcuff' editorial. Of course, she looks more like a working girl than any sort of detective. Clad in racy red outfits, she embraces her sensuality for the good of society. Inspired by the Japanese exploitation film 'Zero Woman: Red Handcuffs,' Remer plays an undercover cop who apprehends male sociopaths.
The Vs. Magazine 'Red Handcuff' editorial was shot by photographer Ellen von Unwerth. Set to appear in the Summer 2012 issue of the publication, the brunette beauty was styled by Vibe Dabelsteen, who put together a wardrobe comprised of badass seductive designs from the likes of Gareth Pugh, Vivienne Westwood and Jean Paul Gaultier.
What's Driving This Trend
- Undercover Modeling
- Create photoshoots with models portraying unique, unconventional characters like undercover agents.
- Seductive Crimefighter Fashion
- Fashion designers can create an entire line of clothing featuring badass designs inspired by undercover agents.
- Japanese Exploitation Film Influence
- Incorporate film genres like Japanese exploitation into photo and video productions for unique and edgy content.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- Photographers can offer unique and unconventional photoshoot ideas to clients for a fresh and edgy aesthetic.
- Fashion
- Fashion designers have the opportunity to add an edgy and badass touch to their designs inspired by undercover agents.
- Film
- Filmmakers can incorporate unconventional genres like Japanese exploitation to create unique and edgy content.
