Arran Turton Phillips and Viggo Jonasson sport bohemian menswear looks in 'The Fall', an editorial that is captured for the pages of GQ Style China. This dynamic image series is lensed by photographer Yuan Gui Mei and features a range of draped wardrobe staples. The pieces range from wool-constructed capes and over-sized coats that are dramatically layered and cozy in their look.
These bohemian menswear staples are paired with fitted trousers, high-top sneakers and masculine skirts and are both edgy and cultural in their aesthetic.
Arran and Viggo don sporty and patterned staples in GQ Style China's eccentric editorial. The looks mix an effortlessly cool aesthetic of urban streetwear with the luxe and opulent look of cultural and traditional styles from across the world. Channeling stylish nomads, the models pull off luxe layers and unexpected textile combinations.
Bohemian Menswear Editorials
GQ Style China's The Fall Story Highlights Nomadic and Draped Styles
Trend Themes
1. Bohemian Menswear - Bohemian menswear is a rising trend in the fashion industry, providing opportunities for designers to merge cultural and traditional styles with streetwear.
2. Draped Wardrobe Staples - Draped wardrobe staples are becoming increasingly popular in the menswear market, presenting an opportunity for innovative designs that merge comfort and fashion.
3. Masculine Skirts - Masculine skirts are a growing trend in the fashion industry, providing opportunities for designers to challenge traditional gender norms and create bold, edgy looks.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can capitalize on the emerging trend of bohemian menswear and create unique collections that merge elements of cultural and traditional styles with contemporary fashion.
2. Retail - Retail businesses can take advantage of the growing popularity of draped wardrobe staples to stock their inventory with comfortable yet fashionable pieces that appeal to customers.
3. Photography - The trend of masculine skirts provides opportunities for photographers to capture bold and edgy images, challenging the societal norms of gender expression in the fashion industry.