Karl Lagerfeld Shoots Numéro Homme Spring/Summer 2010
Zoe Badley — August 14, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: numero-magazine & designscene.net
If you're the type of person that was unsure about male eyeliner, then the Numéro Homme Spring/Summer 2010 issue may just have you second-guessing even more. Shot by photographer and designer Karl Lagerfeld, this spread is a superb black-and-white rendition of class.
Featured in the Numero Homme Spring/Summer 2010 spread are fashion models Freja Beha Erichsen, Baptiste Giabiconi, Heidi Mount and Abbey Lee Kershaw. Be sure to check out the gallery for more androgynous shots.
Featured in the Numero Homme Spring/Summer 2010 spread are fashion models Freja Beha Erichsen, Baptiste Giabiconi, Heidi Mount and Abbey Lee Kershaw. Be sure to check out the gallery for more androgynous shots.
Trend Themes
1. Androgynous Fashion - The rise of androgynous fashion, featuring both male and female models, creates a disruptive opportunity for designers to break down gender barriers in clothing and accessories.
2. Gender-fluid Beauty - The trend towards gender-fluid hairstyles and makeup, as seen in the androgynous beehive hairdos featured in the Numéro Homme Spring/Summer 2010 spread, presents an opportunity for beauty brands to expand their target market and create more inclusive products.
3. Black and White Photography - The continued popularity of black and white photography, as showcased by the Karl Lagerfeld-shot Numéro Homme Spring/Summer 2010 spread, presents an opportunity for photographers and fashion brands to create timeless and elegant images that stand out in a saturated visual landscape.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The androgynous fashion trend and the breaking down of traditional gender barriers in clothing and accessories creates a disruptive opportunity for fashion designers to tap into a more diverse market and create inclusive collections.
2. Beauty - The rise of gender-fluid beauty and the growing popularity of androgynous hairstyles and makeup presents an opportunity for beauty brands to create more inclusive products and attract a wider range of customers.
3. Photography - The continued popularity of black and white photography and its ability to create timeless and elegant images presents an opportunity for photographers to stand out in a crowded visual landscape and create visually striking campaigns for fashion and beauty brands.
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