Photographer Jon Stars shot Lauryn Holmquist in this wanton editorial, titled 'We Own the Day and the Night,' for C-Heads.
The duo traveled to Palm Springs and Joshua Tree in California, exploring both areas with reckless abandon, as though the days and night really do belong to them. Despite the fact that Holmquist is generally covered up (she's dressed in a demure blouse and skirt combo, a slim-fitting navy dress and oversized denim) there's a libidinous energy radiating from each photo. Perhaps it's the intense gaze she offers us from behind her horn-rimmed glasses? Or her tousled blonde curls and pouty lips? The editorial leaves something to the imagination, imbuing it with a flirty vibe.
Overall, this exclusive editorial showcases a fun day exploring the palm-fringed scenery, dinosaurs and all.
What's Driving This Trend
- Libidinous Energy
- Capturing and portraying a seductive and alluring energy in visual content can disrupt traditional editorial photography.
- Flirty Imagination
- Creating editorial content that leaves something to the imagination while still maintaining a flirty and playful vibe can offer new storytelling opportunities.
- Palm-fringed Scenery
- Exploring and showcasing unique and exotic locations such as palm-fringed scenery can create disruptive and eye-catching editorials.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Innovative photographers can disrupt the fashion editorial industry by capturing and portraying a libidinous energy in their work.
- Publishing
- Publishers can explore new storytelling methods and disrupt traditional editorial content by creating flirty and imaginative editorials.
- Travel and Tourism
- Exploring unique and exotic locations, such as palm-fringed scenery, can disrupt the travel and tourism industry by attracting attention and interest from potential travelers.
