If there ever was a season for menswear-inspired outfits, it would be the winter season as the Schon Magazine Winter 2013 editorial advocates. Full of skin-covering layers, the looks are at once sharp and sexy. It is hard not to think of women wearing men-influenced ensembles as anything but. Of course, it doesn't hurt that model Bekah Jenkins owns the looks.
Titled 'Court Manners,' the Schon Magazine Winter 2013 editorial was lensed by photographer Zoltan Tombor. It was captured on outdoors where he could bring geometric and architectural backdrops into play. The looks were put together by stylist Gus Romero, who clad the brunette beauty in the likes of Yohji Yamamto, Helmut Lang, Brunello Cucinelli and Jil Sander. They were perfected by hair stylist Jon Ruidant and makeup artist Robert Greene.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Menswear-inspired Outfits
- Opportunity for retailers to create a line of menswear-inspired clothing tailored for women, combining sharp and sexy elements.
- Layered Looks
- Opportunity for fashion brands to design winter outfits that incorporate skin-covering layers, creating a sophisticated and stylish aesthetic.
- Geometric and Architectural Backdrops
- Opportunity for photographers and set designers to create visually striking editorials by utilizing geometric and architectural elements as backdrops.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can capitalize on the trend of menswear-inspired outfits by offering a range of clothing and accessories designed for women.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the use of geometric and architectural backdrops to create visually captivating images for editorial spreads and advertisements.
- Beauty and Makeup
- Makeup artists and hairstylists can create specialized looks that complement menswear-inspired outfits, emphasizing the sharp and sexy aesthetic.
