Proving again and again that women can look sexy in menswear, this Givenchy Fall/Winter 2015 editorial showcases strong females against harsh industrial backgrounds.
RSVP Gallery designed this edgy shoot that was photographed by Anthony Trevino. The images feature Jane Denae and Krystal Castillo sporting the French designers' latest angst-ridden pieces. The models are seen wearing loose oversized pants and t-shirts with bold graphic flame designs. The collection also boasts a fair amount of plaid paired with leather jackets and slip-on shoes.
The streetwear is showcased against a construction site set, with models sitting along the back of garbage bins and leaning against brick and concrete backdrops. The Givenchy Fall/Winter 2015 collection stays in line with the many androgynous lines seen released in the past few months.
What's Driving This Trend
- Cross-gender Fashion
- Opportunity to create androgynous clothing lines that appeal to both men and women.
- Edgy Streetwear
- Potential for designing streetwear pieces with bold graphic designs and unconventional materials.
- Industrial Fashion Shoots
- Chance to incorporate harsh industrial backdrops into fashion photography for a unique aesthetic.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to create gender-neutral fashion lines that challenge traditional norms.
- Streetwear Retail
- Opportunity to cater to the growing demand for edgy streetwear with unique designs and materials.
- Fashion Photography
- Chance to experiment with incorporating industrial environments into fashion shoots for a distinct visual style.
