Safety Pin Mancessories

'Flex Your Head' in SENSE July 2010 Pins Down the Punk Ambience

This spread, dubbed 'Flex Your Head,' in the SENSE July 2010 issue features accessories exclusively from Jam Home Made.

The Japanese magazine kept this editorial all punk and no pretty with pompadour hairstyles, safety pin accessories, plaid, slouchy backpacks, torn jean jackets, black eye makeup, chains and tough leather.

The spread from SENSE July 2010 was shot by Junji Hata and had Tomiki Sukezane doing the fashion direction.

Implications - There exists a rise in meterosexual fashions as many men are defining their masculinity based on the desire to be well-groomed and fashion-forward. Businesses should take note of this redefinition of masculinity, and tailor their products to these contemporary meterosexual males.

Men's Punk Accessories
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Menswear Fashion Direction
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Japanese Fashion Spread
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Who This Affects Most

Fashion
Many men are redefining masculinity through fashion, creating opportunities for innovative menswear brands.
Photography
Photographers can work on creating photoshoots that showcase punk-inspired accessories for men.
Publishing
Magazines can highlight punk-inspired accessories and menswear fashion trends to appeal to a growing contemporary metosexual male audience.
SCORE
3.0 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe, Asia
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 65%
Activity 18%
Freshness 8%

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