Beyonce kisses herself (or maybe her alter ego Sasha Fierce) in the December 2008 / January 2009 issue of Giant Magazine.
Perhaps Beyonce has been to the Self Kiss exhibit by Pupsam that Trend Hunter reported about last year.
In addition to self-kissing, Beyonce flaunts her cyborg fashion with her famous titanium glove and dramatic makeup.
Implications - People are constantly attempting to perfect themselves in order to feel better for themselves. By becoming self-loving, they will be able to achieve a desired confidence. Editorials that showcase this idea appeal to this target, as they illuminate particular celebrities, who have been targeted for being imperfect, being self-loving. Perhaps consumers of the future will be more confident and less swayed by unrealistic images of celebrities and models.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Self-loving Editorials
- Editorials that showcase self-love will become more popular and may help consumers become more confident and less swayed by unrealistic images of celebrities and models.
- Cyborg Fashion
- Fashion that incorporates cyborg elements, such as Beyonce's titanium glove, will become more popular in the coming years.
- Self Kiss Exhibits
- Art exhibits or installations that promote self-love, like the Self Kiss exhibit by Pupsam, will become more popular as people seek to improve their confidence.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore incorporating cyborg elements in their product designs to appeal to consumers interested in self-expression and futuristic styles.
- Art
- Art galleries can create exhibits that promote self-love, possibly partnering with brands or influencers to attract younger audiences interested in self-improvement and personal development.
- Media and Publishing
- Media brands can produce editorials that showcase self-love and body positivity, resonating with consumers seeking authentic representation of diverse body types and self-expression.
