Shot entirely in black and white, the Amazing Magazine 'Buster' editorial looks as though it was unearthed from a long lost vintage magazine. Not only is the photographic style old school, but so too is the fashion. Inspired by 1940s menswear, modern women are encouraged to adopt the true meaning of dapper for present day wardrobes.
The Amazing Magazine 'Buster' editorial is specifically inspired by Buster Keaton, "an American actor, vaudevillian, comedian, filmmaker, stunt performer, and writer," writes Wikipedia. Known as 'The Great Stone Face,' model Tatiana masters his deadpan expressions as well as his manly swagger. With the help of stylist duo Donald Lawrence and Tracy Wingrove, the brunette beauty is clad in his iconic hat, striped pants and fitted pea coats.
Photographer Vikram Pathak shot the Amazing Magazine 'Buster' editorial.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Vintage Menswear-inspired Fashion
- The trend of vintage men's fashion can be leveraged by designers to create new collections that appeal to modern women.
- Black and White Photography
- The trend of shooting in black and white offers opportunities for photographers to create evocative images with a vintage feel.
- Inspiration From Historical Figures
- The trend of drawing inspiration from historical figures in fashion can be used by designers to create unique collections that stand out in a crowded market.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can leverage the trend of vintage men's fashion to create new collections that appeal to modern women.
- Photography
- The trend of shooting in black and white offers opportunities for photographers to create evocative images with a vintage feel.
- Entertainment
- The trend of drawing inspiration from historical figures in fashion can be used by the entertainment industry to create unique costumes for film, television and theatre productions.
