Paint the streets Black & White with the Concrete Elite
Adam Williams — December 8, 2014 — Fashion
References: adammarcwilliams
Obsidizine, the bi-monthly photo-zine by UK fashion photographer Adam Marc Williams launches with Concrete Elite, a parkour-inspired streetwear editorial shot on location in the back-streets of France in collaboration with Maverick Models.
Featuring contemporary brands including AKA Clothing & Underated London, this is Obsidizine’s first in a series of collaborations with exciting brands and retailers celebrating modern-monochrome fashion.
The publication is an eight-page A5 photo-zine that folds out into an impressive A2 poster. Each copy is cut and folded by hand as a labor of love keeping print runs limited to 500 copies.
Featuring contemporary brands including AKA Clothing & Underated London, this is Obsidizine’s first in a series of collaborations with exciting brands and retailers celebrating modern-monochrome fashion.
The publication is an eight-page A5 photo-zine that folds out into an impressive A2 poster. Each copy is cut and folded by hand as a labor of love keeping print runs limited to 500 copies.
Trend Themes
1. Monochrome Fashion - Fashion brands can incorporate black and white designs into their clothing to appeal to the monochrome trend.
2. Parkour-inspired Style - Apparel companies can design clothing that is functional and comfortable while also incorporating parkour-inspired features to appeal to this growing trend.
3. Limited-edition Print Publications - Publishers can offer limited-edition print publications, such as photo-zines, that serve as collectible items for fans of photography and fashion.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion companies can incorporate monochrome designs and parkour-inspired features into their clothing lines to appeal to these growing trends.
2. Publishing - Publishers in the fashion and photography industries can create limited-edition print publications, such as photo-zines, to appeal to niche audiences and collectors.
3. Modeling - Modeling agencies can seek out models with parkour skills to partner with brands and photographers looking to create parkour-inspired fashion editorials and advertisements.
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