The 'Graphic Lines in the Lost City' editorial is the latest online exclusive for Male Model Scene. This striking portrait series features models Constant de Boer and Noud Egberts who are outfitted by wardrobe stylist Juan Velazquez Caceres.
The dynamic duo are captured by photographer Martijn Senders' lens while posing amidst an urban backdrop in Holland. Channeling wall street business men, the guys sport retro-inspired suiting and slicked back hairdos by Miranda Ravelli.
The 'Graphic Lines in the Lost City' fashion story revives retro menswear and reintroduces it to a modern generation of fashion lovers. Constant and Noud are dressed in luxe designer pieces from the likes of Ermenegildo and Z Zegna, Kurt and Filippa K among a slew of other famous names.
Retro Wall Street Editorials
The 'Graphic Lines in the Lost City' Fashion Story is Business-Chic
Trend Themes
1. Retro Menswear Fashion - Reviving retro menswear and reintroducing it to a modern generation of fashion lovers presents an opportunity for designers to leverage nostalgia in their designs.
2. Urban Portrait Photography - Urban portrait photography presents an opportunity for photographers to capture striking images of models against city backdrops while showcasing their wardrobe stylist's work.
3. Wall Street Business Chic Fashion - Wall street business chic fashion presents an opportunity for designers to create sophisticated business attire that reimagines traditional business suits in new and exciting ways.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can leverage the nostalgia trend to create unique retro-inspired collections that appeal to modern consumers.
2. Photography - The photography industry can capitalize on the popularity of urban portrait photography to create stunning visuals that showcase their models and wardrobe stylists' work.
3. Apparel Retail - The apparel retail industry can tap into the trend of Wall Street business chic fashion to create sophisticated business attire collections that appeal to young professionals.