This Scott Hugh Mitchell portrait series highlights clean casuals, impeccably layered and styled to perfection. Starring models Cooper Thompson, Pascal De Wolff and Paul Craddock, this bold in-studio editorial puts emphasis on clean lines and embraces unusual forms of beauty.
From androgynous models to fashion-forward silhouettes and unlikely texture pairings, this stunning shoot shines a spotlight on heavy knits, oxford shirts and other sleek, everyday elegant styles.
Sporting a designer wardrobe from labels like Topman, AllSaints and Orange by Hugo Boss among others, the fierce trio shines in these washed out portraits. All different in their own way, the models exhibit their talents, showing the world that they are faces to remember. This Scott Hugh Mitchell portrait series fuses an edgy menswear aesthetic with comfort and wearability.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Androgynous Models
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create gender-neutral clothing lines that appeal to a wider consumer base.
- Fashion-forward Silhouettes
- Possibility for designers to experiment with unconventional shapes and cuts, pushing the boundaries of traditional fashion.
- Unlikely Texture Pairings
- Chance for textile manufacturers to explore innovative fabric combinations, offering unique tactile experiences in clothing.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the growing demand for androgynous clothing and avant-garde styles.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Textile manufacturers have the opportunity to develop new materials that combine unexpected textures, creating distinctive fashion pieces.
- Design
- Designers can leverage the trend of fashion-forward silhouettes to create bold and unconventional garments that stand out in the market.
