The illustrations by Anne-Marie Jones for the StyleSalvage A/W 2012 men collection are fascinatingly fashionable. The British artist beautifully captures runaways as the center of creation of inexplicable elegance and stylish aesthetics.
Her subjects are particularly thin and elongated, with slightly deformed limbs and expressive faces, which makes her sketches intriguing and unique. Jones' delicate brushstrokes illustrate the texture and patterns of the outfits; she gracefully paints every cut and detail of the collection. Moreover, she knows what colors to use in order to show how the ensembles are related to one another.
Anne-Marie Jones has an impressive talent to absorb the essence of each garment and line to give it its own artsy representation on paper. Through her illustrations, she reminds fashionistas why fashion is all about art.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Manly Fashion Illustrations
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create more artful representations of their collections.
- Elongated Fashion Figures
- Opportunity for fashion brands to push boundaries with unique body and form representation in their advertisements and marketing.
- Textured Fashion Illustrations
- Opportunity for fashion brands to experiment with different types of illustration techniques and materials to create more visually stimulating imagery.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Artistic, unconventional representations in fashion marketing can lead to deeper brand engagement and appeal to creative consumers.
- Art
- The crossover of fashion into art through illustration opens the door for new opportunities of collaboration and exhibition.
- Advertising
- Fashion brands can use unique and artistic visuals in their advertising to stand out and create a distinct brand image.
