We've all seen floral fascinators and hair accessories for women, but Nissa Quanstrom's 'Green Streets' shoot turns the tables and lets men wear flowers on their faces as well.
Floral arrangements play a huge role in Nissa Quanstrom's 'Green Streets,' where they serve as hair accessories, masks and shoulder wraps. It's a curious juxtaposition between feminine floral accessories and male models. Check out the full series of photos above.
Implications - Androgynous fashion designs address the growing desire to blur the line between the sexes and promote gender equality. Products that have an androgynous nature to them will appeal to this broad consumer base and contribute to the struggle for equality.
Male Floral Fascinators
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Trend Themes
1. Androgynous Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to create designs that blur the line between genders and promote gender equality.
2. Floral Accessories for Men - Emerging trend of men embracing floral accessories, offering opportunities for retailers to expand their product offerings to cater to this market.
3. Gender-neutral Fashion - Increasing demand for fashion items that don't conform to traditional gender norms, creating space for innovative brands to tap into this market.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - Retailers can capitalize on the rising trend of androgynous fashion by offering gender-neutral clothing options.
2. Florist - Florists can explore the growing market of men's floral accessories by creating unique designs and marketing strategies to attract this audience.
3. Photography - Photographers can capture the essence of gender diversity by featuring models wearing unconventional fashion accessories, such as floral fascinators for men.