This W Magazine March 2014 fashion spread uses zoomed in shots of the model’s outfit to create visual flow.
Photographer John Scarisbrick snaps up this chic shoot with a bright blue background to make the colors of the garments really pop. Model Samantha Gradoville’s face is in only two of the images, but she looks lovely and chic in those shots. Her hair is pushed and held back, while on her face her eyes are shadowed with light brown and her lips are painted with a frosty nude.
The fashion in this W Magazine March 2014 uniquely stages shoot is all styled positioned to create geometric images. A good example of that is one picture in which only Gradoville’s bust and legs are shown. She is stretching her legs apart while standing and holding down a large striped purse with the same colors as the clothes she's wearing.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometric Fashion
- There is an opportunity to utilize geometric shapes in fashion designs and fashion photography to create visually striking images.
- Color Blocking
- The use of color blocking in fashion can create bold and eye-catching outfits and accessories.
- Zoomed-in Photography
- Zooming in on specific aspects of fashion can create unique and interesting compositions in photography.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can incorporate geometric shapes and color blocking into their designs to create bold and unique clothing lines.
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can use zoomed-in shots and unique compositions to create visually stunning imagery for fashion magazines and advertisements.
- Cosmetics
- Make-up companies can take inspiration from the frosty nude lip color featured in the shoot to create new and trendy lip products.
