Artist Tricia Messeroux is at it again. We last saw her recreate looks from the Golden Globe's red carpet looks; this time the Grammy style queens (and kings) are the target and the results are hilarious!
The red carpet glamour is recreated down to the fine details, from Beyonce's classic monchrome jumpsuit to Adele's tulip-shaped Baroque style dress to Rihanna's flowing red silk number. The guys don't escape the flattery either, Justin Timberlake's old school suit is modelled by a dapper young boy and Sean Paul looks cooler than you've ever seen him before.
The Toddlewood series casts celebrity lookalike children for the parts and turns them into superstars for the day. Messeroux has been shooting the Toodlewood series since 2008 where she has covered everything from 'Sex and the City,' to the film 'Bridesmaids'.
Image Credit: Tricia Messeroux
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Toddlewood Series
- Opportunity for fashion retailers to tap into the children's formalwear market with celebrity-inspired designs.
- Celebrity Lookalike Concept
- Companies in the event planning and entertainment industry can offer unique experiences by providing celebrity lookalike performers.
- Childhood Fashion Industry
- Forward-thinking fashion brands can create mini-me versions of celebrity clothing lines for young audiences.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Retail
- Retailers can create and market new lines of children's formalwear inspired and modeled after celebrity fashion trends.
- Event Planning and Entertainment
- Companies can offer clients the option to hire celebrity lookalike performers for events or photo shoots.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion brands can innovate on their marketing efforts by creating mini-me versions of celebrity clothing lines for children.
