The alluring Cooper Thompson for SVA Magazine editorial features feminine-inspired men's makeup showcased with avant-garde wardrobe looks. The model poses in back alleys, under bridges and fence-side amongst an urban backdrop. This eccentric shoot features a multitude of monochromatic images along with brightly hued statement shots lensed by photographer Petter Karlstrom.
Stylist Leigh Dalton dresses Cooper in whimsically androgynous designer selects from the likes of Cheap Monday, Libertine, Stolen Girlfriends Club and Adidas by Jeremy Scott among others. He rocks eccentric streetwear pieces in this vibrant pictorial that is fashion-forward and gender-bending. From retro-inspired varsity jackets and denim looks to bright acid wash, this wardrobe pushes boundaries.
The urban editorial merges art and fashion with unconventional silhouettes, eclectic patterns and hair raising coifs. Moreover, vibrant men's makeup makes for a memorable androgyny-infused photo series.
Image Credit: Petter Karlstrom
What's Driving This Trend
- Androgynous Makeup in Fashion
- Opportunities exist for makeup companies to create gender-neutral cosmetic products targeting both traditional male and female audiences.
- Eccentric Streetwear in Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore eccentric streetwear designs to satisfy consumers' desire for unconventional and expressive fashion.
- Urban Backdrops in Photography
- Photographers can create avant-garde photoshoots using non-traditional urban locations as backdrops for fashion editorials.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- Brands can explore gender-bending fashion and eccentric streetwear designs for both male and female consumers.
- Makeup Industry
- Opportunities exist to create gender-neutral cosmetic products targeting both traditional male and female audiences.
- Photography Industry
- Photographers can create avant-garde photoshoots using non-traditional urban locations as backdrops for fashion editorials.
