The Oki-Ni Autumn/Winter 2013 editorial showcases the label's latest menswear accessories. This collaged image catalog features a series of artful model depictions that are both vague and ambiguous in their aesthetic.
Stylist Michelle Rafferty dresses a male model in the labels' latest eyewear, headwear, footwear and baggage accessories. Displaying the art of Spanish graphic designer and editorial design specialist Albert Cano, the Oki-Ni Autumn/Winter 2013 collection editorial tests the boundaries of human perception.
From multi-dimensional image views and layered photo techniques to collaged paper cutouts, this visually intriguing and unconventional portrait series endorses an artful marketing strategy. Though simplistic in its design concept, this utilitarian collection boasts an eccentrically elegant flair and is meant to appeal to the style-conscious and sophisticated urban consumer.
What's Driving This Trend
- Ambiguous Aesthetics
- Utilize ambiguous and vague aesthetics in marketing campaigns to appeal to the sophisticated and style-conscious urban consumer.
- Artsy Catalogs
- Incorporate artful and visually intriguing collages in product catalogs to test the boundaries of human perception.
- Unconventional Portraits
- Experiment with multi-dimensional image views and layered photo techniques to create unconventional and attention-grabbing portrait series.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Utilize ambiguous and vague aesthetics in fashion marketing campaigns to appeal to the sophisticated and style-conscious urban consumer.
- Graphic Design
- Incorporate artful and visually intriguing collages in editorial and graphic design to test the boundaries of human perception.
- Photography
- Experiment with multi-dimensional image views and layered photo techniques to create unconventional and attention-grabbing portrait series in photography.
