Some of these photos, like the one in this series, are hard to distinguish from real crime scene photos.
But damn, that jacket.
This is a fashion theme that is widely accepted and has been specially produced for it.
The model is--
Stabbed, injured, electric shock, etc. Real . . .
Beautiful things?
The judges did not say, wait a minute. . .
Are we filming porn? \" at any point.
Instead, young ladies, they are \"very beautiful, dead\" or \"Death Becomes You \".
\"They even scolded one of the models for not looking dead enough.
To be fair, this is about 75% of the early post-90 s model work. (
The other 25% is \"smizing\", please do not question how we know. )
This trend is very popular now, but it is not new.
The famous fashion photographer Guy Bordain took this photo for the calendar on 1980: like other media, necrophiliac fashion photography was taken by a set of Wells
Rules of cruelty.
If there is one person in the camera, he will have a terrible calm, methodical expression.
There was no anger on his face, no remorse at all.
He is not a man who will kill a woman in anger;
He\'s a dedicated psychopathic killer.
Take the 2008 Duncan Quinn ad.
This guy\'s gentle, indifferent surprised look is more of a home facing someone who has just received fries than someone with a well-designed noose.
If this trend is limited to small players in the fashion industry, it may be a bit abnormal ---avant-
Design avant-garde types of clothing such as rotten leaves-
But the heavy batsman was also involved.
Jimmy Choo apparently doesn\'t think there\'s anything more sexy than \"single party goes wrong.
Threat, by the way-
The gentleman with the shovel is a Grammy Award-award-
Quincy Jones, music producer
Can you guess what ads are there? Cars? Sunglasses?
Design shovel?
Did you guess the shoes?
\"Expensive decorative feet dangling from the inside of the trunk\" is a very specific subclass, and shoe designers like this subclass almost as much as they hate feet.
The fashion of \"women killed in a car, in a car or somewhere nearby\" dates back decades until this photo in 1966: but of course, there is no gun, the art form of the United States is incomplete.
There are rules here too.
If she is not dead, the woman must have shrunk under the gun in an unlikely position.
The environment is always a fully bare, undecorated room that evokes a unique \"murder basement\" aesthetic.
Sometimes the killer is out of camera, which makes it easier for the audience to imagine themselves in his position.
Photographer Taylor Shields loves this style in particular and is obviously good at persuading celebrities to get along with his fetish.
If it is impossible to distinguish because she has been blurred to an unrecognizable level, this is Lindsay Rohan.
Shield is a similar shooting with Haydn panytier, who is coming to fellate. if he doesn\'t get it, for example, Helmut Newton, a fashion photography legend of 1997 ad.
Is the room dirty? Check. Anonymous out-of-
The man with the gun? Check.
The urge to take a shower after seeing the advertisement?
Check and check.
Fashion ads that describe domestic violence are usually directed at a woman with obvious, detailed bruises, a calm, focused man standing outside the background or frame.
Like this photo taken for the Bulgarian.
Taylor Shields (
How many questions does Guy have?
Who can foresee! )
Features an extreme close-up of Heather Morris with black eyes.
In another shot, her wrist was tied to the iron wire.
You know, what might come to mind?
Inspire symbolism in art galleries and when it is used to promote it loses its influence.
This kind of thing seems to be a product of the past, back when your husband can accept it.
But the advertisement for this Canadian hair salon begged the customer \"everything you do looks good \"(
Including being beatenis from 2011.
The target audience for the 2014 run is entirely composed of Patrick Bateman: The fascinating gang rape is another strange pillar of fashion photography.
In this type, a woman is surrounded and kept in place by one or more men.
Her expression is usually blank, and so is the face of the people around her.
This 2007 Dolce & Gabbana ad-
It has become so notorious from Italian textile workers to Amnesty International-
Like \"a porn dream, a character game.
\"Strange, because no one seems to have a good time in the advertisement.
No one learned the lesson, and Calvin Klein did something similar a few years later.
Then Indian photographer Raj Shetye released a 23-year-
In New Delhi, an old student was raped by six men on a bus.
What do all these images have in common?
They all fantasize about exerting power on helpless women.
It\'s a bit strange considering that most of them should sell products to these women.
\"In what world\" is considered attractive sales promotion?