A suburban setting's local drug store, supermarket, and department store act as the backdrop for photographer Ben Lamberty's latest editorial, which stars model Leo Topalov. The model is captured in a set of candid images while donning a youthful wardrobe of graphic sweatshirts, layered denim, and athletic gear.
Styling for this Ben Lamberty editorial is the work of Kelvin Goncalvez who opts for 90s-inspired pieces for the modern man. The stylist's top picks include looks from Versace, Julian Zigerli and Walter Van Beirendonck among other labels.
Capturing the quiet of the suburbs, this editorial combines vintage billboards and storefronts with vivid and youthful apparel -- creating a juxtaposition of aesthetics that surprisingly work with one another seamlessly.
Image Credit: Ben Lamberty
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Suburban Street Style
- The trend of incorporating suburban settings and aesthetics into street style editorials opens up opportunities for fashion brands to create unique and relatable campaigns.
- Youthful Wardrobe
- The trend of showcasing youthful apparel in fashion editorials presents opportunities for clothing brands to tap into the preferences and styles of younger demographics.
- Candid Portraits
- The trend of capturing candid and authentic moments in fashion photography provides opportunities for photographers and brands to create more genuine and relatable visual content.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can take advantage of the suburban street style trend to create innovative and engaging marketing campaigns that resonate with consumers.
- Retail
- Retailers can leverage the youthful wardrobe trend to curate collections and displays that attract younger customers and align with their fashion preferences.
- Photography
- The trend of candid portraits in fashion photography presents opportunities for photographers to experiment with capturing authentic and unposed moments, creating a unique visual signature.
