The 'Urban' Male Model Scene exclusive stars Markus Nagel who is captured by photographer Daniel Rodrigues' lens. The Boom Models Milano face sports an exclusive wardrobe from legendary label Adidas. These sporty staples range from the brand's classic tracksuits to logo-adorned hoodies to name a few.
Stylist Rebecca Galvani dresses model Markus in a slew of color-infused pieces that combine youthful design details along with comfort for their wearer. The 'Urban' Male Model Scene exclusive also fuses photographer Daniel Rodrigues' technicolored imagery along with his geometrically shaped graphic design compositions.
Displayed together, these visually bold elements add interest and intrigue to a sportswear editorial that plays with superimposed and distorted imagery. These elements are then artfully layered to showcase a multitude of varying opacities.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometric-infused Photography
- There is an opportunity for photographers and graphic designers to collaborate and create visually striking imagery for fashion and editorial purposes.
- Youthful Sportswear Design
- The use of playful and colorful design details in sportswear can appeal to younger consumers and provide an opportunity for innovation in athletic wear.
- Superimposed and Distorted Imagery in Editorial
- The use of layered and intriguing visual elements in fashion editorials can create interest and engagement with consumers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Photography
- Opportunities exist for fashion photographers to integrate graphic design and experimental techniques into their work.
- Sportswear
- Innovation in sportswear design can incorporate playful design elements and youthfulness to appeal to a wider audience.
- Fashion Editorial
- Fashion editors can incorporate new and visually engaging elements into their work to stand out and grab the attention of consumers.
