Photographer Calope’s latest editorial features cool and chic semi-androgynous looks on model Heidi Dyck. Aptly titled 'Hommes,' stylist Talia Brown showcases gorgeous understated and androgynous pieces including blazers, cardigans and leather jackets.
The pieces, from the likes of lines such as Preen, Comme des Garçons and Markus Lupfer, are all in muted blacks and grays with an occasional pop of oxblood. Accessories were kept minimal and included a gorgeous menswear-inspired Chanel watch and Malene Birger top hat. Hair and makeup artist Olivia Colacci finished the look to perfection with bold brows, bare lips, contoured cheekbones. Heidi’s gorgeous russet mane was teased for volume and lightly styled into a classic french roll, an awesome 20s-esque pompadour, and a loose and carefree half-up style that showcased her bone structure perfectly.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Semi-androgynous Fashion
- There is a rising trend of incorporating androgynous elements into fashion, offering unique and versatile styles for both men and women.
- Minimalist Accessories
- Minimalist accessories are on the rise, providing a sleek and understated look for both casual and formal wear.
- Natural-looking Hair and Makeup
- The trend of natural-looking hair and makeup is gaining popularity, emphasizing a fresh and effortless beauty aesthetic.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the semi-androgynous trend by designing and promoting gender-neutral clothing lines.
- Jewelry
- Jewelry and accessory brands have the opportunity to focus on minimalist designs that complement the understated fashion trend.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can develop and market products that enhance natural-looking features, catering to the growing demand for subtle and effortless makeup and hairstyles.
