The 'Bowievirus' Arena Homme + cover story graces the publication's Fall/Winter 2012 issue. Duncan Pyke channels a young David Bowie in a retro fashion spread that resembles a series of aged polaroids.
Outfitted by stylist Joe McKenna, the fresh-faced model is a David Bowie look-a-like wearing body-conscious tees, baggy pants and plenty of plaid. With a flowing blond mane and glam makeup, Duncan is styled to mimic the music legend's signature look and is sure to fool even the most commitred fans.
Photographer David Sims captures the retro-infused Bowievirus Arena Homme + editorial. Paying homage to the daring and memorable style of music legend David Bowie, these glam rock portraits introduce the star's iconic status to a new generation of fashion lovers.
What's Driving This Trend
- Glam Rock Revival
- Fashion and culture revives iconic glam rock style, creating opportunities to innovate retro designs.
- Nostalgic Fashion
- Aged polaroid-style photography and retro styling appeals to consumers' nostalgia, offering opportunities for new fashion lines.
- Celebrity-inspired Styling
- Increasing demand for styling inspired by iconic celebrities such as David Bowie creates opportunities for personal stylists and fashion retailers.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion and Apparel
- Retro glam rock editorials create opportunities for fashion designers and retailers to incorporate timeless style elements into modern clothing.
- Photography and Media
- Aged polaroid-style photography and retro styling provide opportunities for photographers and media outlets to create nostalgic content.
- Personal Styling and Consulting
- Demand for celebrity-inspired styling creates opportunities for personal stylists and fashion consultants to incorporate these iconic looks into clients' wardrobes.
