Out of Order Magazine's Spring Sonata Feature is 70s Inspired
Jana Pijak — August 19, 2014 — Fashion
References: outofordermag & fuckingyoung.es
Jordan Sorbon, Staffan Lindstom and Nick Kesselev star in "Spring Sonata", a nostalgic editorial for fashion publication Out of Order magazine. Looking to the 70s for inspiration, wardrobe stylist Rich Aybar opts for classic floral prints, suede textures and retro denim looks in this fashion story by photographer Axel Lindahl.
Out of Order magazine's "Spring Sonata" image series defies tradition and instead highlights a range of nostalgic menswear pieces. In addition to their retro wardrobe styles, the editorial's model stars Jordan, Staffan and Nick don 70s era hair styles that make one long for the days of yesteryear.
Designer fashions featured in this image series include looks from Dries van Noten, Yohji Yamamoto and Walter Van Beirendonck among a slew of other luxe labels.
Out of Order magazine's "Spring Sonata" image series defies tradition and instead highlights a range of nostalgic menswear pieces. In addition to their retro wardrobe styles, the editorial's model stars Jordan, Staffan and Nick don 70s era hair styles that make one long for the days of yesteryear.
Designer fashions featured in this image series include looks from Dries van Noten, Yohji Yamamoto and Walter Van Beirendonck among a slew of other luxe labels.
Trend Themes
1. Nostalgia Fashion - Businesses can explore the potential of creating new lines of fashion that pay homage to retro styles of the past.
2. 70s-inspired Menswear - Opportunities exist to create a new wave of menswear inspired by historical fashion trends, with a modern twist.
3. Retro Fashion Photography - Creating retro-styled fashion photos can tap into consumers' desire for nostalgia and create a unique visual experience.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry can explore nostalgia themes to offer new opportunities for niche and mainstream markets.
2. Photography Industry - The retro photography trend presents an opportunity for photographers to experiment with new, creative styles that cater to the nostalgia-based needs of clients.
3. Magazine Industry - By incorporating retro designs, magazines can refresh their content and attract a wider audience, while appealing to the growing nostalgia trend.
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