Justin Timberlake, Kate Moss and Marc Jacobs are featured as fashion icons in the May 2009 issue of Vogue US.
Annie Leibovitz captured the trio in a special “Inspiring Beauty” feature in the issue.
Justin Timberlake and Kate Moss are co-hosts alongside Anna Wintour of the upcoming Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala. Marc Jacobs is an honorary chair at the prestigious event.
The theme of this year’s Metropolitan Museum’s Costume Institute Gala is “The Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion.” That is why Vogue US featured 9 models that are the faces of the moment on its cover. Check out more features from this must-have issue below.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fashion Icon Portraits
- The trend of featuring fashion icons and celebrities in magazines can be leveraged to generate buzz and bring attention to brands.
- Inspiring Beauty
- The trend of showcasing inspiring and iconic figures can be adapted in various industries such as cosmetics, skincare, and fashion.
- The Model as Muse
- The theme of embodying fashion and using iconic models as inspiration can be leveraged by fashion brands to craft unique and memorable campaigns.
Who This Affects Most
- Magazine Publishing
- The magazine industry can leverage the trend of featuring fashion icons and celebrities to drive sales and interest in their publications.
- Cosmetics
- The beauty industry can be inspired by Vogue's 'Inspiring Beauty' feature to create products that celebrate and embody natural beauty.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can leverage the theme of the model as muse to create high fashion campaigns that showcase their clothing and tell a visual story.
