Adrien Sahores stars in the De Fursac Fall/Winter 2014/2015 collection catalog. The model is captured by photographer Karim Sadli who works alongside art director Franck Durand for the image series.
Wardrobe styling for De Fursac's latest catalog is courtesy of Jonathan Kaye who dresses Adrien in slim-fitting suits, patterned wool jackets and structured coat garments that are the epitome of classic elegance.
The label's latest collection takes cues from the 50s and 60s and presents its fans with a range of classic formalwear pieces that are offset with a wardrobe of sharp workwear staples. This sophisticated image series embraces sleek silhouettes and timeless fabric combinations that are the mark of both the classic and modern gentlemen.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Retro-inspired Fashion
- There is an opportunity to create a retro-inspired fashion line that combines classic elegance with modern workwear staples.
- Classic Silhouettes
- Classic silhouettes could be used to create new collections that incorporate timeless fabric combinations while promoting a sophisticated image.
- Past Era Aesthetics
- Designers can attempt to embody past era aesthetics in their latest collections by introducing slim-fitting suits and patterned wool jackets.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- Fashion designers and brands can take inspiration from De Fursac's retro look and create their own fashion lines that embody past era aesthetics.
- Photography Industry
- Photographers and art directors can use De Fursac's sophisticated image as inspiration for their own retro-inspired photoshoots and editorials.
- Fashion Retail Industry
- Retail stores can stock clothes that mimic the sophisticated and classic aesthetics of De Fursac's latest collection to cater to customers who want timeless fashion pieces.
