Model Gerhard Freidl, Tobias Brahmst & Samuel Daynie star in the 60s-inspired Apollo Novo 'La Villa' editorial. This bold shoot features a minimalist wardrobe that sets retro fashion tones.
Captured by the lens of photographer Thomas Laisne, the trio showcase stoic poses keeping serious and still. From frozen bodies to sullen expressions, this intriguing portrait series puts emphasis on sleek suiting outfitted by Apollo Nova's fashion editor Richard Voinnet.
From fresh fruit-hued pieces and florals to sharp and tailored cuts, the models sport a multitude of high style designer selects from the likes of Gerard Sene, jil Sander, Viktor and Rolf, Louis Vuitton and Burberry among others. Sleek and sharply dressed ensembles are complemented by slicked-back and hair-raising coifs by Richard Blandel, serving as the perfect finishing touches to impeccable styling.
Image Credit: Thomas Laisne
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Retro-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity in creating new lines of clothing and accessories that draw inspiration from the 60s aesthetic.
- Minimalist Wardrobe
- Potential for designing simple yet stylish clothing items that emphasize clean lines and sleek silhouettes.
- Bold and Stoic Poses
- Opportunity to explore innovative photography techniques that capture powerful and emotionally resonant images.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can create new collections that embrace the retro-inspired aesthetic showcased in the editorial.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with new techniques to capture stoic poses that evoke a sense of power and emotion.
- Hairstyling
- Hairstylists can offer modern takes on slicked-back and hair-raising coifs, inspired by the editorial's styling.
