The Igor Ramos by Narya Abhimata editorial spread for Creative Man magazine explores various androgynous looks that encompass tribal and other aboriginal-inspired fashion.
The shoot depicts VTM/GLAM model Igor Ramos in various headwear, from colorful turbans to a Trojan soldier’s helmet, along with a Banyan robe, sarong with ethnic prints, chromatic fabrics and beadwork galore. Ramos also wears metallic accessories, chunky rope necklaces and wrist bracelets.
In one of the pictures, the male model is seen wearing a pair of aviator sunglasses. Some of the looks rocked by Ramos in the Igor Ramos by Narya Abhimata shoot for Creative Man magazine shoot are exquisite and appear to have taken their inspiration from Persian and Arabian wealthy merchants.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Gender-ambiguous Fashion
- There is a disruptive innovation opportunity to create fashion that is not defined by gender and to break away from traditional gender roles.
- Cultural Fusion Style
- There is a disruptive innovation opportunity to create fashion that combines elements of various cultural traditions, creating a unique fusion style.
- Non-conformist Accessories
- There is a disruptive innovation opportunity to create unique accessories that don't adhere to traditional fashion norms, adding an element of non-conformity to outfits.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry should embrace and capitalize on the growing demand for gender-ambiguous fashion, cultural fusion styles and non-conformist accessories.
- Modeling Industry
- The modeling industry should promote more diverse models with androgynous looks to further popularize gender-ambiguous fashion and promote individuality.
- Accessories Industry
- The accessories industry should consider creating pieces that break traditional fashion norms, appealing to those looking to add an unconventional touch to their outfits.
