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Adrian Peter Tse
Feb 27, 2015

Gender-blending and 'wonderlust': Getty Images notes visual trends

ASIA-PACIFIC – Getty Images identifies “visual trends” in order to make “visual predictions” about the future. Pam Grossman, director of visual trends at Getty Images talked to Campaign Asia-Pacific about what creatives and marketers should look out for.

Pam Grossman:

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