Photographer Andy Long Hoang captures "Cavalier", an edgy, editorial exclusive for Glassbook Magazine. This fashion story highlights a range of bold and daring menswear looks from labels like Branko Popovich, Raji Aujla and Dr Martin’s among other names.
The feature's vanguard wardrobe is handpicked by creative director and stylist Marek Matwiejczuk. Marek dresses his model muse Dan from Elmer Olsen in a number of vibrantly printed styles. The image set's most memorable looks include a kaleidoscopic suit set and a pair of textural trousers that appear crystallized.
Lensed seaside, Glassbook Magazine's "Cavalier" editorial is nothing short of spectacular. The youthfully styled fashion story shines a light on its range of futuristic menswear staples that are dynamic and non-traditional in their point of view.
Futuristic Beachside Editorials
Glassbook Magazine's Cavalier Feature Highlights Vanguard Styles
Trend Themes
1. Futuristic Men's Fashion - The use of vibrant and unconventional prints and textures in menswear presents an opportunity for designers to create fashion-forward and gender-fluid collections.
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3. Beachwear Fashion - Exploring beachwear and resort-wear beyond the traditional tropes can lead to the discovery of new materials and design elements that cater to evolving consumer tastes and lifestyle trends.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion and Apparel - By incorporating unconventional prints, textures and designs into their menswear collections, fashion brands can appeal to a wider audience and stay ahead of the curve in an industry that is constantly evolving.
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