Photographer Filippo Del Vita captures Bobby Nicholas at Ford Models for Style Magazine's "Big Bad Wolf" fashion story. Bobby is sleek and sophisticated in the image series that pays homage to corporate, Wall Street styles.
The models dons structured suits that range from formal sets to casual day wear looks. Styling for "Big Bad Wolf" is courtesy of Elena Moussa who works alongside hair stylist Chichi Saito at Art Department.
Elena dresses Bobby in a range of designer looks from labels that include Louis Vuitton, Versace and Costume National among other names. Style Magazine's latest editorial exclusive embodies a classically sophisticated air and is a play on "The Wolf of Wall Street", a memoir and feature film that chronicles the life of stock broker Jordan Belfort.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Fashion Editorials
- Opportunity for brands and designers to showcase their latest collections and create visually striking narratives.
- Power Suits
- Potential for innovative tailoring techniques and materials to create modern, sleek and versatile suits for both formal and casual occasions.
- Corporate Fashion
- Space for fashion brands to explore the intersection of professional attire and personal style, taking inspiration from corporate culture.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the demand for stylish and sophisticated clothing inspired by corporate fashion.
- Photography
- Opportunities for photographers to capture visually captivating and conceptually rich editorials that resonate with audiences.
- Film
- Potential for film industry to explore fashion-inspired narratives that merge aesthetic elements of corporate culture with art and storytelling.
