Celebrities are expected to look good -- now and until they're about 100 years old -- and the Jane Fonda Harper's Bazaar shoot demonstrates that some actually manage to keep up their appearance well into their senior years.
Sure, it's no surprise that Ms. Fonda looks good. I mean, it's Jane Fonda. But just how good she looks is absolutely blowing my mind. The 73-year-old actress poses in a sheer polka-dot Stella McCartney dress that most 25-year-olds could not pull off. But of course, she does it flawlessly.
The same dress has previously been donned by Kate Winslet on the red carpet and is featured in the Stella McCartney Fall 2011 ads. Somehow, Fonda manages to look better than both Winslet and a supermodel, an impressive feat for anyone, but it's just another day for Jane Fonda.
What's Driving This Trend
- Ageless Beauty
- The trend of celebrities continuing to look youthful well into their senior years, creating disruption in the beauty industry for anti-aging products and services.
- Senior Style Icons
- The rise of senior celebrities as role models for fashion and style, creating opportunities in the fashion industry for senior-focused marketing campaigns.
- Generation Defying
- The trend of defying aging stereotypes and celebrating seniors who continue to excel and push boundaries, creating opportunities in the entertainment industry for senior-focused content.
Who This Affects Most
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can capitalize on the trend of ageless beauty by developing new anti-aging products and services for seniors who aspire to look young.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can use senior celebrities like Jane Fonda as models to inspire new marketing campaigns that cater to an older demographic.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can tap into the trend of Generation Defying by creating more content that features and celebrates senior citizens who continue to make significant contributions to their field.
