Monocles, fur collars and all-plaid ensembles are just some of daring fashion statements made in the 'Gentleman's Club' Vogue Hommes Japan editorial. Ben Shaul, Chris Tschupp, Mark Stevens and a slew of others star in a dapper portrait series that embraces excessive elegance.
Matt Irwin captures the 'Gentleman's Club' Vogue Hommes Japan editorial that boasts a rich and debonair designer wardrobe, outfitted by stylist Shun Watanabe. Models take on the role of privileged and fashion-obsessed millionaires whose luxury and excess have no limits.
From pattern-clashing outfits to ornate accessory pieces, the guys sport the latest luxe looks from the likes of Tom Ford, Alexander McQueen and Jean Paul Gaultier among other top labels. The eccentrically elegant portraits exude a sense of sophistication that embracea a 'more is more' motto.
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The Gentleman's Club Vogue Hommes Japan Fashion Story is Excessive
Trend Themes
1. Excessive Elegance - Opportunity for luxury fashion brands to create over-the-top, extravagant designs for affluent customers.
2. Pattern-clashing Outfits - Opportunity for fashion retailers to offer bold and unique combinations of contrasting patterns for style-conscious consumers.
3. Ornate Accessory Pieces - Opportunity for jewelry designers and accessory brands to create intricate and statement-making pieces that complement high-end fashion.
Industry Implications
1. Luxury Fashion - Luxury fashion brands can capitalize on the demand for excessive elegance and create exclusive collections for affluent clientele.
2. Fashion Retail - Fashion retailers can tap into the trend of pattern-clashing outfits and offer curated selections that cater to adventurous fashion enthusiasts.
3. Jewelry and Accessories - Jewelry designers and accessory brands can seize the opportunity to create ornate and attention-grabbing pieces that enhance and elevate fashion looks.