In this Vogue Paris editorial model Catherine McNeil takes the idea of mod androgyny to present day by wearing both mens & women's mod inspired pieces and really blurring the line between the sexes. It oozes cool and modern.
A
Monday, September 23, 2013
Catherine McNeil for Vogue Paris
One of the aspects that intrigues me about the mod style is it's sense of androgyny. Many haircuts could interpreted by both men and women, clothes moved towards very unisex pieces like bespoke inspired blazers and fitted button ups and even ace faces such David Bowie was known to wear ladies make up during his mod Davy Jones days, but of course, that was Bowie. ;)
In this Vogue Paris editorial model Catherine McNeil takes the idea of mod androgyny to present day by wearing both mens & women's mod inspired pieces and really blurring the line between the sexes. It oozes cool and modern.
In this Vogue Paris editorial model Catherine McNeil takes the idea of mod androgyny to present day by wearing both mens & women's mod inspired pieces and really blurring the line between the sexes. It oozes cool and modern.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
would love to know from where that northern soul patch jacket is :(
ReplyDelete