Edited to feature softer, more subdued colors, you would almost think that this new series of fashion images shot for The Ones2Watch by photographer Kirt Reynolds was photographed in black and white. The striking editorial features models Briane Hatcher, Lyle Lodwick and Eric Thai, just to name a few, in dapper dress and posing around a deserted warehouse.
The series, which showcases some elegant and refined classic styles, uses large neck chains, metal silver bow ties and other punk jewelry pieces to bring some industrial edge to the otherwise traditional looks. So if you're looking for a way to update your own casual wear collection, or just need some style inspiration, then these shots from Kirt Reynolds are sure to provide it.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Subdued Colors
- Opportunity for retailers to incorporate softer and more subtle color palettes in their fashion collections.
- Industrial Edge
- Potential for jewelry designers to introduce punk-inspired pieces that add an edgy flair to traditional fashion looks.
- Deserted Location Fashion Shoots
- Chance for photographers and fashion brands to utilize the aesthetic appeal of shooting in deserted warehouses or unconventional locations.
Sectors Adopting This
- Retail
- Retailers can take advantage of the subdued colors trend to attract customers with a preference for softer and more refined fashion styles.
- Jewelry
- Jewelry designers have an opportunity to create punk-inspired pieces that incorporate industrial elements and appeal to fashion-forward consumers.
- Photography
- Photographers and fashion brands can explore the trend of shooting in deserted locations to create visually captivating fashion campaigns.
