The latest Caleb Trent for HERO magazine editorial features edgy hip-hop-inspired styles with a preppy flair. Caleb loiters city streets, posing against brick walls, fences and in abandoned alleyways.
This documentary-style menswear editorial has a gritty vibe with a raw edge. Photographer Bruno Staub captures images that are fuzzy with visible film grain, accentuating the photos as art pieces and giving them an honest authenticity.
The urban editorial styled by Jessica Bobince features a color-enriched wardrobe that is infused with bold and vibrant prints. Caleb rocks colorful ball caps as accessories that tie his eccentric ensembles together. Streetwear staples are paired with high-fashion pieces, tying in an eclectic mix that is effortlessly cool. He wears designers selects from top labels that include Alexander McQueen, Comme des Garcons, Alexander Wang, Jeremy Scott for ADIDAS and New Era among others.
Image Credit: Bruno Staub
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Edgy Menswear Styles
- Opportunity for brands to create edgy and raw menswear styles that blend streetwear and high-fashion.
- Documentary-style Photography
- Chance for photographers to explore the use of visible film grain and fuzzy images to create authentic and artistic visuals.
- Eccentric Streetwear
- Potential for the fashion industry to embrace bold and vibrant prints to create eccentric streetwear styles.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the trend of edgy menswear styles and eccentric streetwear.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the documentary-style approach with visible film grain for authentic and artistic visuals.
- Streetwear
- Streetwear brands can incorporate bold and vibrant prints to create unique and eccentric styles.
