The Dior Homme Pen Magazine feature editorial stars Marin Lekic, who is clad in the latest looks from the iconic label's Spring/Summer 2012 collection. Channeling a Mennonite look, Martin is a vision in minimalist monochromatic ensembles that embrace the 'less is more' style aesthetic.
The model is lensed by photographer Tisch, who captures striking imagery and modern menswear selects outfitted by stylist Koji Yukisada. From sleek shirting to over-sized blazers, these Mennonite-inspired portraits highlight the minimalist aesthetic sweeping the world of men's fashion.
Crisp and sharply dressed, the Dior Homme Pen Magazine fashion spread shines a light on countryside-chic looks. This edgy and bold image series endorses the simplistic silhouettes and versatile pieces from the French label's latest collection, further enforcing its ever-growing popularity.
What's Driving This Trend
- Minimalist Menswear
- Opportunity for retailers to embrace a 'less is more' style aesthetic in their men's fashion offerings.
- Mennonite-inspired Fashion
- Chance for designers to incorporate minimalist monochromatic ensembles with a countryside-chic twist into their collections.
- Countryside-chic Style
- Potential for fashion brands to explore sleek shirting and over-sized blazers in creating versatile and edgy looks.
Who This Affects Most
- Retail
- Opportunity for retailers to tap into the growing market demand for minimalist menswear.
- Fashion Design
- Chance for designers to experiment with Mennonite-inspired fashion and incorporate minimalist ensembles into their collections.
- Fashion Photography
- Potential for photographers to capture striking imagery that embraces the countryside-chic aesthetic in modern menswear.
