Models Chris Arundel, Chris Rayner, Milo Spijkers and Eugeniy Sauchenka are an androgynous foursome for Nowhere Together in The Ones2Watch New Wave. The editorial was captured by photographer Gordon von Steiner with art direction by Alvaro Colom and production by Kelly McGee.
Hair stylist Roz Murray for Bumble and Bumble took a gender-bending approach in the editorial, leaving the models' long locks loose, braided or pulled back simply. Stylist Paul Morehouse chose an array of neutral separates from Tim Hamilton's fall collection and Dominic Louis' spring line.
Nowhere Together takes a sacrilegious turn when the men stumble on a wooden cross and decide to carry it down the street. The white ensembles worn in this particular photo bring home the religious, otherworldly theme.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Androgynous Modeling
- Using androgynous models in editorials to push boundaries of traditional gender expectations in fashion.
- Gender-bending Styling
- Experimenting with gender-bending styling techniques that blur the lines between male and female fashion.
- Religious Aesthetic
- Incorporating religious and sacrilegious themes into fashion editorials for a provocative and thought-provoking effect.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can innovate by pushing the boundaries of traditional gender expectations and incorporating religious themes in their editorials.
- Photography
- Photographers and art directors can disrupt the industry by experimenting with androgynous models and religious themes in their shoots.
- Hair and Beauty
- Hair stylists and makeup artists can introduce more gender-bending techniques and styles to their clients.
