The fashionably wrapped Hao Yunxiang GQ Style China editorial channels an ancient oriental aesthetic that takes its inspiration from the Japanese Samurai. The model is captured by photographer Charles Guo's lens in a fashion story that graces the Asian publication's Fall/Winter 2012 issue.
The Hao Yunxiang GQ Style China editorial features pieces chosen by stylist Chunmin Liang. Sporting a slew of heavy scarf looks, the model showcases the sculptural quality of our favorite winter accessory.
From Louis Vuitton’s blanket scarf to other luxe designer looks, the model is samurai chic in a contemporary photo series that celebrates cultural imagery. Donning a sleek mushroom cut and Givenchy's edgy nose ring, Hao is a modern warrior ready to take on Winter's cold fury.
Samurai-Inspired Winterwear
The Hao Yunxiang GQ Style China Editorial is Tightly Wrapped
Trend Themes
1. Samurai-inspired Fashion - Opportunity for designers to fuse traditional Japanese samurai motifs with modern fashion trends.
2. Heavy Scarf Looks - Opportunity for designers to experiment with oversized and sculptural winter scarves as a fashion statement.
3. Cultural Imagery in Fashion - Opportunity for fashion designers to incorporate elements from different cultural traditions and explore their global impact in contemporary fashion.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Trend of samurai-inspired fashion and heavy scarf looks creates opportunities for fashion designers to experiment with new styles for Winter.
2. Luxury Fashion - Demand for high-end scarf designs from luxury fashion brands that draw inspiration from different cultural motifs like the Japanese samurai.
3. Photography and Media - Opportunity for photographers and media professionals to capture and showcase cultural motifs in fashion through creative and contemporary styles.