The 'New World Order' SID editorial is featured in the publication's #3 issue. This striking fashion story takes on a futuristic inspiration that channels sci-fi film imagery.
Select's Toby Leonard stars alongside Elite London's Edward Wilding in a portrait series captured by photographer Roberto Aguilar's lens. This chromatic photoshoot features a sleek wardrobe of retro-modern pieces hand-picked by styist Fernando Torres.
Toby and Edward sports designer pieces from the likes of Prada, Hugo Boss and Dior Homme among others. From fitted knits and exaggerated collars to sleek textiles and utilitarian accessories, the duo are the epitome of militant chic. The 'New World Order' SID editorial showcases a utilitarian aesthetic that looks to the future. From militant headwear to steampunk spectacles, this portrait series embraces sci-fi styling.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Utilitarian Fashion
- The 'New World Order' SID editorial showcases a utilitarian aesthetic that looks to the future.
- Futuristic Inspiration
- The 'New World Order' SID editorial takes on a futuristic inspiration that channels sci-fi film imagery.
- Sci-fi Styling
- The 'New World Order' SID editorial embraces sci-fi styling, featuring militant headwear and steampunk spectacles.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- The 'New World Order' SID editorial presents opportunities for brands to explore utilitarian fashion and futuristic inspirations.
- Photography Industry
- The 'New World Order' SID editorial creates opportunities for photographers to experiment with sci-fi-themed fashion shoots.
- Accessories Industry
- The 'New World Order' SID editorial highlights potential for the accessories industry to incorporate militant, utilitarian accessories into their designs.
