Top model Mihaly Martins channels a rugged artist in photographer Franck Glenisson's candid editorial exclusive for Wild Magazine.
Mihaly poses in a series of black-and-white and color-infused portraits that reveal his brooding stare and diverse range of emotion. In the editorial's accompanying interview, the model describes "feeling empty while shooting a range of big campaigns with well-known photographers and supermodels."
He also reveals how Vão Vive-his personal project that encourages positive living and aid for the less fortunate-changed his life, career and problem solving skills for the better.
Franck Glenisson's latest shoot with the star is raw and captivating thanks to its revealing closeups and art-inspired props. Mihaly poses with paint brush props and dons a messy hair look that is reflective of an artist's look.
What's Driving This Trend
- Rugged Masculinity
- Opportunity for disruption in the fashion and beauty industry by showcasing more raw and authentic portraits of men.
- Personal Projects
- Potential disruption in the modeling industry by featuring models with personal passion projects and highlighting their impact on their lives and careers.
- Art-inspired Shoots
- Opportunity for disruption in the photography industry through more creative and art-inspired shoots that showcase models in a unique way.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can benefit from showcasing more raw and authentic portrayals of masculinity that challenge traditional beauty standards and appeal to a wider range of consumers.
- Modeling
- The modeling industry can benefit from highlighting models with personal passion projects, appealing to consumers who value authenticity and social responsibility.
- Photography
- The photography industry can benefit from more creative and art-inspired shoots that showcase models in a unique way, appealing to consumers who value creativity and individuality.
