At first, you may confuse the latest Marc Jacobs Industrie editorial for a very similar one, titled Mrs Jacobs, that was shot back in November. That is because this editorial once again features a cross-dressing Marc Jacobs, donning the same wig and hat as he did last year. It appears that this beloved fashion designer enjoyed the first experience immensely and decided to do it again.
Photographed yet again by Patrick Demarchelier Studio, the Marc Jacobs Industrie editorial is dark and elegant, with hits of bohemian elements throughout. Styled by Katie Grand, it features her own variety of Marc Jacobs womenswear.
Sexy, alluring and mysterious, the Marc Jacobs Industrie editorial is more serious than playful. Although some may scoff at the sight of his rough beard and luscious locks, there is a sophistication to the whole shoot that can't be denied.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Cross-dressing Fashion
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry by pushing the boundaries of gender norms and exploring new expressions of personal style.
- Diverse Fashion Editorials
- Creating editorials that challenge traditional notions of beauty and feature unconventional models can drive inclusivity in the fashion industry and appeal to a wider audience.
- Playful Bohemian Aesthetic
- Integrating bohemian elements in fashion editorials can create a sense of whimsy and authenticity, appealing to those seeking a more carefree and individualistic style.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore cross-dressing and diverse editorials to redefine beauty standards and attract a more progressive and inclusive consumer base.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with unconventional fashion concepts and diverse models to create striking and thought-provoking editorials that challenge norms and spark conversations.
- Creative Styling
- Stylists can embrace playfulness and incorporate bohemian influences in their work, offering fresh and unique perspectives on fashion trends and aesthetics.
