This motorcycle-themed fashion story for publication Numero Homme is captured by the lens of visionary photographer Jean-Baptiste Mondino. The monochromatic image series features faces Andrew Westermann, Matthew Bell and Sylvester Ulv Henriksen who are outfitted by stylist Serge Girardi.
Sporting a streamlined wardrobe of fitted leather ensembles, bold helmets and illuminated visor accessories, the guys transform into a team of seasoned motorcyclists with a flair for fashion. The trio of models pulls off a range of luxe designer menswear staples from the likes of Givenchy, Balmain and Salvatore Ferragamo among many others.
This Numero Homme fashion feature by photographer Jean-Baptiste Mondino also features hair styling by Seb Bascle and fresh-faced grooming by makeup artist Carole Colombani.
What's Driving This Trend
- Motorcycle-inspired Fashion
- Fashion brands can further explore and develop the trend of blending motorcycle gear with chic and streamlined designs.
- Monochromatic Photography
- Photographers and advertisers can experiment with the use of monochromatic imagery to create bold and striking visuals for their brand campaigns.
- Luxury Menswear Staples
- Designers can focus on upscale and exclusive men's clothing such as leather ensembles, helmets, and other motorcyclist gear to create unique and fashion-forward pieces for their clientele.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands and designers can take inspiration from this editorial and incorporate motorcycle gear and monochromatic photography in their clothing lines and campaigns.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the trend of monochromatic imagery and incorporate it in their commercial and artistic works.
- Luxury Fashion
- Luxury fashion houses can draw inspiration from this shoot by focusing on upscale and exclusive men's clothing such as leather ensembles, helmets, and other gear.
