Rudi Dollmayer and Levi Jackson star in "Northern Exposure", a dapper editorial that is lensed for the latest issue of Instinct magazine. The fur-clad and layered fashion story is captured by photographer Vincent Dilio and features wardrobe styling by Eric Launder.
Gracing the publication's August/September 2014 issue, Instinct magazine's "Northern Exposure" editorial highlights fur-trimmed coats, tweed jackets and patterned wools that are nostalgic in their design aesthetic.
Whether hanging at a camp site, going on a gentlemanly trek in the great outdoors or relaxing by the fire, these wardrobe picks are sure to keep one warm next winter. In addition to its furs, wools and tweeds, the editorial also highlights shearling and nylon textures that are weather-proof.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fur-trimmed Fashion
- Faux fur options can be explored for eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative to real fur.
- Outdoor-inspired Aesthetics
- Incorporating weather-proof materials and durable textures into fashion design can appeal to customers who enjoy outdoor activities.
- Layered Winter Fashion
- Experimenting with different layering techniques can create novel and stylish combinations of winter outfits for customers.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can utilize eco-friendly and weather-proof materials to create fashionable winter wear that appeals to outdoor enthusiasts.
- Outdoor Recreation
- Companies that cater to outdoor activities can take advantage of fashionable winter wear that incorporate durable and weather-proof materials.
- Sustainability
- Sustainable brands can provide eco-friendly options for fur-trimmed winter wear that appeal to conscious consumers.
