The U-NI-TY Fall 2011 lookbook is a blast from the past. Photographer Philipp Hohndorf captured bearded model Ferdi Sibbel in contemporary menswear that channels eras past. Stylist David Duval had an array of retro-modern separates to play with, from knitted vests and patchwork blazers to military-inspired button-down shirts, corduroy jackets and drop-crotch trousers.
The loose fashion in the U-NI-TY Fall 2011 is dapper yet laid-back; more generous cuts allow for easy movement and avoid the too-tight outfits seen elsewhere in menswear. Designer JP Gassa blended a variety of timeless cues with modern techniques, in effect creating a military uniform for civilians.
My favorite shot from the U-NI-TY Fall 2011 lookbook is the first one above, in which Ferdi Sibbel rocks a modern hipster reinterpretation of a dandy's four-piece outfit.
What's Driving This Trend
- Retro-modern Fashion
- The blend of retro styles with modern techniques presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry.
- Hipster Fashion
- The focus on modern hipster reinterpretations of classic styles opens up new possibilities for innovation in the fashion industry.
- Dandywear
- The revival of dandy-inspired fashion offers a unique opportunity for disruptive innovation in the menswear industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The U-NI-TY Fall 2011 lookbook highlights innovations in the fashion industry, specifically in the areas of retro-modern fashion and hipster fashion.
- Menswear
- The U-NI-TY Fall 2011 lookbook showcases the potential for disruptive innovation in the menswear industry, particularly in the realm of dandy-inspired fashion.
- Photography
- Photographer Philipp Hohndorf's capture of the U-NI-TY Fall 2011 lookbook demonstrates the evolving role of photography in the fashion industry, inspiring new possibilities for innovation.
