The Please! Magazine #13 Sarai Editorial is Demure Meets 1950s
Jordy E — June 25, 2012 — Pop Culture
References: pleasemagazine & xaxor
The Please! Magazine #13 issue exhibits an assortment of 1950s apparel. The decade has long been a go-to in the fashion and broadcast industries, brandishing high-rise a-line skirts and floral dresses in popular shows like Mad Men. The looks have been similarly popular off screen, in large part due to a certain coy charm.
Italian model Caterina Ravaglia is featured in this Please! Magazine editorial. Her appearances in Grey Magazine, Self Service and i-D Magazine coincide with her mastery of the retro Mari Sarai set here, aligning herself with the decade's particular brand of female modesty. Below-the-knee hemlines are seen almost entirely throughout, and where they are not present, thick opaque tights do an excellent job of hiding Ravaglia's skin.
Italian model Caterina Ravaglia is featured in this Please! Magazine editorial. Her appearances in Grey Magazine, Self Service and i-D Magazine coincide with her mastery of the retro Mari Sarai set here, aligning herself with the decade's particular brand of female modesty. Below-the-knee hemlines are seen almost entirely throughout, and where they are not present, thick opaque tights do an excellent job of hiding Ravaglia's skin.
Trend Themes
1. Retro Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to capitalize on the resurgence of 1950s style.
2. Coy Charm - Opportunity for beauty brands to create products that cater to the alluring and demure aesthetic of the 1950s.
3. Modest Fashion - Opportunity for designers to cater to the growing demand for below-the-knee hemlines and modest clothing options.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can tap into the retro fashion trend and offer 1950s-inspired clothing collections.
2. Beauty - Beauty brands can develop makeup and skincare products that evoke the coy charm and femininity of the 1950s.
3. Design - Designers can create modest fashion lines for those seeking to embrace the classic and demure style of the 1950s.
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