Different looks come and go, and occasionally they even return. 'The Tales of Genghis Khan' by Paul Rowland captures one particular vision of how the Mongolian ruler would dress were he alive today.
Enrique Mirron plays the powerful Asian politician and sports a colorful assortment of furs, knits and gargantuan headgear. Featured in VMAN Magazine, these contemporary spreads of Genghis Khan by Paul Rowland remind readers of the cyclical nature of style.
Mongol Emperor Editorials
'Genghis Khan' by Paul Rowland Flaunts Last-Millennium Fashion
Trend Themes
1. Revival of Historical Fashion - There is an opportunity for clothing brands to tap into the nostalgia and revive historical fashion trends.
2. Cultural Icon Reinterpretation - Creative industries can explore reinterpreting historical figures through fashion to create new and engaging narratives.
3. Cyclical Nature of Style - The recognition of the cyclical nature of fashion trends can inspire designers to create innovative and modern adaptations of historical styles.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion and Apparel - The fashion and apparel industry can leverage historical fashion trends to create unique and attention-grabbing collections.
2. Publishing and Media - Publishers and media outlets can explore visual storytelling and editorial projects that reimagine cultural icons in contemporary contexts.
3. Creative Arts and Design - Artists and designers can find inspiration in historical figures to create disruptive and thought-provoking artworks and installations.