Pretty boy models Baptiste Radufe, Benoni Loos and Pascal Bonvie star in this photographic fashion editorial lensed by the camera of Matthew Brookes for the most current issue of Interview magazine. The fashion story takes placed in a dark and dreary parking garage and features clothing from the legendary Dries Van Noten.
Striped casual wear, outerwear and suit separates of the designer's Spring/Summer collection can be observed in this series of images, showcasing some of the best from the line for the upcoming season. The images themselves tell aunique tale of where men who can afford some of these pieces might be seen wearing them. And, although resting on a large tire while having your picture taken by artist Matthew Brookes may not be your ideal spot to sport one of these looks, the Dries Van Noten collection will suit you perfectly no matter where you decide to wear it.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Dark Fashion Photography
- Opportunity to embrace the aesthetic of shadows and create impactful fashion storytelling through photoshoots in abandoned or eerie locations.
- Luxury Streetwear
- Disruptive potential to merge casual and high-end fashion to create a new aesthetic that blends comfort and luxury.
- Narrative Fashion Editorials
- Story-driven fashion editorials with a distinctive mood and setting that engage their audience with evocative imagery.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Photography
- Matthew Brookes-style photoshoots in abandoned or eerie locations for renowned fashion brands, magazines and influencers.
- Luxury Fashion
- Brands that cater to customers looking to merge casual clothing with high-quality materials to create a distinct look.
- Fashion Magazines
- Trendy and innovative fashion editorials for magazines aiming to create an immersive storytelling experience for their readers.
