The Ash Stymest Open Lab magazine editorial is captured by photographer
Mark Rabadan's lens. The edgy inked model poses in studio while sporting an eccentric wardrobe of streetwear and athleticwear staples.
With a wardrobe hand-picked by stylist Paolo Zagoreo, Ash shines in monochromatic casuals from labels that include Xomakino, Xander Zhou and Fred Perry among others.
Gracing the publication's Spring/Summer 2013 issue, the Ash Stymest Open Lab magazine cover story captures the model's intricate body art along with his youthful and eccentrically elegant wardrobe. Ash also sports an asymmetrical coif that complements a wardrobe of belted tees, texture-accented shorts and layered jacket garments. Moreover, the model bundles up in wrapped scarf accessories that are versatile during warm and cold months.
What's Driving This Trend
- Eccentric Fashion Photography
- Mark Rabadan's photoshoot featuring Ash Stymest's eclectic wardrobe and body ink suggests an opportunity for fashion photography that celebrates individuality and alternative lifestyles.
- Athleticwear Style
- The use of athleticwear staples in Ash Stymest's wardrobe points to a trend where comfort and versatility are prioritized alongside fashion.
- Body Art Fashion
- Ash Stymest's intricate body art on display by Mark Rabadan suggests a trend where body art and fashion are combined to enhance personal style.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Photography studios have an opportunity to expand into fashion photography that merges individuality with fashion.
- Athleticwear Industry
- Athleticwear companies can capitalize on the trend of incorporating athleticwear staples into streetwear fashion.
- Tattoo Industry
- Tattoo artists and body art enthusiasts can explore opportunities to collaborate with fashion designers, photographers, and stylists to create fashion pieces that incorporate body art designs.
