It sucks to leave a man in a suit waiting, but Reid Prebenda by Anthony Maule gives this instance of impatience a pleasant look for the viewer. Dressed in dapper duds of cottons, linens and wools, the model is represented in a video montage, reclining restlessly on the same bench in a different jacket and slacks ensemble each day.
The photographs reveal a variety of poses that portray the suave victim of neglect stretching his legs, relaxing his back, staring into space, and even on occasion, showing off his stuff.
The editorial itself was made for Details Magazine's March 2011 issue, styled by Benjamin Sturgill to capture a sequence of images of Spring suit fashion. Grooming was done with the help of Andre Gunn, making Reid Prebenda by Anthony Maule a delightfully debonair piece.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Dapper Duds
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry by creating unique and stylish suits made from unconventional materials like cotton, linen, and wool.
- Video Montage
- The use of video montages in fashion editorials presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for photographers and content creators to showcase clothing and models in dynamic and engaging ways.
- Sequence of Images
- Creating a sequence of images in fashion editorials could be a disruptive innovation for brands, allowing them to tell a cohesive story through different outfits and poses.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry by incorporating different materials, techniques, and storytelling methods in fashion editorials.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore disruptive innovation by experimenting with video montages and dynamic visual storytelling techniques in fashion editorials.
- Content Creation
- Content creators have an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry by exploring new ways to present fashion editorials through video montages and sequences of images.
