The Numero Tokyo Philip Gay editorial is currently being showcased in the fashion magazine's December 2014 edition. Gay's snapshots reveal a tomboy-themed look at model Jac Jagaciak who sported an assortment of chic black leather pieces.
Stylist Tamara Rothstein delivered many of the masculine motifs that are present in this Numero Tokyo series. Pieced together by Rothstein were patterned blazers, white lace collars and athletic sweaters.
Given Rothstein's expertise, she did a remarkable job of updating these menswear elements with feminine twists. Placed alongside the sporty apparel and professional pieces were metallic jewelry sets, chic elongated gloves and short crop skirts, all of which resonate with current holiday motifs and additions that are best suited to females.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Masculine-feminine Hybrid Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore ways to incorporate masculine and feminine elements in their designs, appealing to a wider audience.
- Tomboy-inspired Fashion
- Designers can focus on creating collections that showcase a tomboy aesthetic, catering to consumers who prefer a more gender-fluid fashion.
- Leather Apparel and Accessories
- With leather being a staple material for both men and women's fashion, companies can experiment with creative ways to incorporate it into their collections, generating interest from fashion enthusiasts.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion and Apparel
- Fashion brands and designers can leverage the trend of mixing masculine and feminine elements to create unique collections that align with customer preferences.
- Accessories
- Companies focused on accessories like jewelry, gloves, and other fashion accessories can experiment with leather and metallic finishes to create standout designs.
- Magazines and Publications
- Fashion magazines can feature editorial spreads that showcase and celebrate masculine-inspired fashion, inspiring readers and generating buzz around this trend.
