Model Andres Risso stars in the "Color Industrial" fashion story for the latest issue of GQ Latin America. Andres is captured by photographers Guido Chouela and and David Sisso as he poses amidst an urban city setting.
The model walks city streets and takes in metropolitan views while sporting a wardrobe of blazers, twill pants and sophisticated waistcoat staples. The wardrobe picks embody an air of sophistication and are the epitome of a hipster-chic aesthetic.
Stylist Cin Palacio curates the wardrobe for GQ Latin America's "Color Industrial" image series. The fashion story fuses clean lines and vivid hues together in a fresh way. Paying tribute to 70s styling, this editorial is a modern translation of retro menswear looks.
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GQ Latin America's Color Industrial Fashion Story is Retro-Infused
Trend Themes
1. Retro-infused Fashion - There's a market for blending vintage fashion with modern touches to create unique, stylish looks.
2. Hipster-chic Aesthetics - The popularity of the hipster movement has paved the way for fashion trends that combine sophistication with unique and unconventional styles.
3. Color Industrial Styling - Clean lines and vivid hues are becoming more popular in fashion photography, providing an opportunity for experimental and colorful fashion advertising.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion and Apparel - There's an opportunity for fashion designers and retailers to create unique lines that combine vintage styles with modern designs and colors.
2. Photography and Advertising - Creative agencies and advertisers can use the Retro-infused and Color Industrial styling in fashion photography to create eye-catching ads and marketing campaigns.
3. Media and Publishing - Fashion magazines and publishers can incorporate Hipster-chic aesthetics in editorial looks, providing inspiration for readers who seek to stand out with their style choices.