VANGARDIST Magazine's Berliner issue is captured by fashion photographer Vratko Barcik's lens. The publication's "Berliner Jungs" cover story features models Kohy and Lukas B who channel retro cadet and sailor characters.
The guys are outfitted by stylist Daniel Foltynek who works alongside the magazine's fashion director Mirza Sprecakovic. The creative duo dresses their models in retro denim jean and jacket pieces that are paired with anchored body ink and badge-decorated army hats.
Hair styling for VANGARDIST Magazine's "Berliner Jungs" cover story is courtesy of Tadeas Kadlec who works alongside makeup artist Theresa Matejicna. This modern fashion feature revives vintage army imagery for a new generation of style setters who are keen on adapting the masculine style aesthetic.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Retro Military Fashion
- Opportunity for brands to create clothing lines inspired by retro military fashion.
- Revival of Vintage Imagery
- Opportunity to incorporate vintage army imagery into modern fashion shoots and campaigns.
- Adapting Masculine Style
- Opportunity to cater to a new generation of style setters interested in adopting a masculine style aesthetic.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the trend of retro military fashion.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore incorporating vintage army imagery into their fashion shoots and campaigns.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can offer products and tutorials for achieving a masculine style aesthetic.
