The Janice Fronimakis Essential Homme editorial features sleek retro-inspired styles that take fashion cues from legendary fictional gangster Scarface. The sleek and sharply dressed editorial, entitled 'Polished Personality' is featured in the magazine's January/February 2012 issue and is lensed by photo duo Andoni & Arantxa.
Janice looks debonair in bold wardrobe selects, outfitted by stylist Elisabeta Cavatorta. From vibrant accent prints to sleek suited looks, this impressive editorial proves fit for a gentleman. Dressed in a variety of designer pieces the model sports a spring and summer-ready wardrobe with pieces from labels like Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton, D&G, Burberry Prorsum, Prada, Roberto Cavalli, Marni, Missoni Paul Smith and Salvatore Ferragamo among others.
From colorful suiting to a wide range of eye-catching prints, the Janice Fronimakis Essential Homme editorial pays tribute to a film legend.
Scarface-Inspired Shoots
The Janice Fronimakis Essential Homme Editorial Features Gangster Styles
Trend Themes
1. Gangster-inspired Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands and designers to incorporate retro gangster styles into their collection for a unique and edgy fashion line.
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3. Retro Prints - Opportunity for fashion brands and designers to incorporate bold and eye-catching prints into their collection for a unique and trendy look.
Industry Implications
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