Corey Baptiste, Lenz Von Johnston and Wang Rui star in 'The Fall' GQ Style China editorial. The trio of models is lensed by photographer Mei Yuan Gui who captures them in a lush outdoor setting that serves as the perfect backdrop for their ornate and eclectic ensembles.
Wardrobe stylist Dan Cui dresses the guys in luxe pieces from the likes of Mugler, Jil Sander and Givenchy among a slew of others. Featured in the Asian publication's Fall/Winter 2012 issue, The Fall GQ Style China fashion story highlights this season's Baroque inspiration.
The eclectic editorial shines a light on impeccable tailoring, intricate embroidery and ornate accent details that exude a lavish sense of status and wealth. These cleverly embellished menswear styles make for an eccentric interpretation of elegant dressing.
What's Driving This Trend
- Baroque-inspired Menswear
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create menswear that exudes status and wealth through intricate embroidery and ornamentation.
- Eclectic Tailoring
- Chance for designers to experiment with combining diverse styles in menswear that still embody elegance.
- Luxury Ornamentation
- Room for expansion in the use of highly-detailed ornamentation and embroidery in menswear to create unique and artistic pieces.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can create artistic, eclectic menswear styles that combine diverse elements to embody elegance and status.
- Luxury
- Luxury brands can tap into the trend of ornate, baroque-inspired menswear to create exclusive collections that appeal to a high-end market.
- Art and Design
- Designers can take inspiration from baroque art and use its details and elements in the creation of ornate, eclectic menswear pieces.
