Playing the role of both male and female is what the Harper’s Bazaar Singapore November 2011 issue does best. It features the well-toned model Michelle Buswell in both women and menswear.
Donning the collection of Dolce and Gabbana's Fall/Winter clothing, Michelle strives to portray herself in an androgynous manner. She is seen wearing clothing such as shirts, ties, pantsuits, shoes and even her hair is cropped to resemble a man. This is an interesting twist to the regular glamorous shots featured in most editorials.
Captured by Simon Lekias and styled by Kenneth Goh, the shoot also has printed dresses that Michelle sports in some of the photos. If androgynous fashion catches your attention, then the Harper’s Bazaar Singapore November 2011 issue is the perfect fit for you.
Alluring Androgynous Fashion
The Harper's Bazaar Singapore November 2011 Issue is Stunning
Trend Themes
1. Androgynous Fashion - Opportunity for fashion companies to expand their clothing lines and create gender-neutral fashion for both men and women.
2. Gender-fluid Modeling - Opportunity for modeling agencies to represent and promote gender-fluid models to showcase diversity in fashion.
3. Non-binary Beauty Standards - Opportunity for beauty companies to create inclusive products and promote non-binary beauty standards in the industry.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Androgynous fashion and gender-neutral clothing can disrupt traditional fashion norms and create new market opportunities.
2. Modeling Industry - Gender-fluid modeling can disrupt traditional beauty standards and create new opportunities for diverse representation and inclusivity.
3. Beauty Industry - Promoting non-binary beauty standards can disrupt traditional gender roles and create new market opportunities for inclusive beauty products.