Seeking inspiration from vintage Jim Morrison styles, this Miles McMillan editorial for GQ UK pays tribute to The Doors singer. The legendary rocker was not only known for his hit songs and turbulent lifestyle but has also gained praise for his effortlessly cool style aesthetic that has spawned countless copycats.
Jim Morrison style is often synonymous with open shirts, leather pants and flowing locks and continues to inspire countless designers with an appreciation for the classic rock genre.
Lensed by Guy Arock, Miles McMillan channels a young Jim Morrison for GQ UK's October 2014 issue. The top model dons a wardrobe fit for a rockstar and pulls off leather-clad looks and curled locks. Miles sports the latest from Versace, Gucci and Dior Homme in the image series.
What's Driving This Trend
- Vintage-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to create collections inspired by iconic fashion styles from the past.
- Retro Rocker Aesthetic
- Potential for brands to tap into the enduring appeal of classic rock aesthetics in their marketing and branding strategies.
- Iconic Celebrity Style
- Chance for fashion brands to collaborate with celebrities and draw inspiration from their personal style in creating new collections.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can leverage nostalgia and the influence of rock icons to create unique and desirable collections.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the realm of homage photography by recreating iconic celebrity looks in their own unique style.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Marketers can capitalize on the enduring popularity of iconic celebrity style to create captivating ad campaigns that resonate with consumers.
