Christian Anwander, a New York-based photographer with an impressive portfolio, lensed an editorial for Esquire magazine which focuses on two brothers in vintage-inspired businesswear.
Fernando and Armando Cabral, the models, pose playfully in the clothing, making for a series that allows their bond to exude through the images. This comes from their brotherly bothering of one another -- sticking fingers in one another's ears, putting the other into a headlock or slouching over each other comfortably.
The Esquire magazine editorial has a sleek gray and white backdrop, allowing the brothers and the unique clothing that they wear to prominently stand out. Styles swap between oversized and well-fitted, giving the textured plaid fabric more attention. Other pieces presented are marked by paisley designs, multicolored hill-like patterns and more, making for a complementary series that varies in range at the same time.
What's Driving This Trend
- Vintage-inspired Businesswear
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create unique lines of business attire with a retro aesthetic.
- Playful Editorial Photography
- Potential for photographers to capture creative and engaging images that showcase the personality of the subjects.
- Mixing Oversized and Well-fitted Styles
- Chance for fashion designers to experiment with combining contrasting silhouettes to create visually intriguing outfits.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can leverage the trend of vintage-inspired businesswear to offer unique clothing options for professionals.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the opportunity of playful editorial photography to attract clients seeking dynamic visual storytelling.
- Design
- Fashion designers have the chance to disrupt the industry by mixing oversized and well-fitted styles to create innovative and unconventional clothing designs.
