Fashion Eccentricities: Brandon Bache Goes Fluid, Delicate and Bold
INYIM Media Fashion Eccentricities lands on model and dancer Brandon Bache, photographed by Darren Black for the KALTBLUT exclusive Un Garçon Nommé Désir.
The story explores a softer, more fluid idea of masculinity through Brandon’s background as a professional dancer, pulling from the traditional male dancer wardrobe and pushing it toward something more delicate, sparkling and deliberately genderless.
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Brandon Bache, Darren Black and stylist Maxime Ephritikhine explore a sensitive, fluid take on modern masculinity.
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Maxime Ephritikhine handles creative direction and styling, using refined pieces and flashes of couture to move the menswear language away from anything rigid. The point is not to erase masculinity, but to stretch what it can look like — allowing Brandon to carry softness, sensuality and theatricality without losing strength.
Craig Purves is on grooming and hair, with Brandon represented by Mass Talent. The wardrobe pulls from labels including Yerwon, Isabella Mars, EpithuxikHarmonie, Exoskel, Erika Janavi, Wolford, Sisley, Versace, Reiss, Calzedonia and Kenzo.
The editorial fits exactly where Fashion Eccentricities lives best: fashion that gets more interesting the moment it stops behaving. Sheer layers, sparkle, dancer references and sharper tailoring all work together without turning Brandon into a costume. The clothes stay expressive, but the person wearing them remains the center of the frame.
Source: KALTBLUT Magazine. Photography: Darren Black. Creative direction and styling: Maxime Ephritikhine. Grooming and hair: Craig Purves. This archived INYIM post was restored and lightly reformatted for readability.
