Lara Stone, the iconic Dutch supermodel who believes that “individuality is a necessity,” will be taking center stage as THE SHOP’s curator from Wednesday 2 September.
If you don’t know iconic Dutch model Lara Stone yet, you soon will. The unique-looking model (see her gapped front teeth) was not only named W Magazine’s “most wanted face of the moment,” but she has walked the runway for everyone who’s anyone, including Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs (and that’s not even including her fierce ad campaigns with Calvin Klein and Max Mara).
What sets this model apart from the rest is that she has a strong presence driven by her large personality and individual style. Look out for Lara Stone as the new host of NOT JUST A LABEL | THE SHOP’s curated online store during September.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Individuality in Modeling
- The uniqueness of models, such as having gapped teeth, can be celebrated and leveraged as a selling point in the fashion industry.
- Curated Online Shopping
- Online stores curated by notable personalities can attract customers seeking unique and personalized products and experiences.
- Celebrity Influencers
- Notable figures can increase brand visibility and sales by curating and endorsing products for online marketplaces.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can leverage unique modeling traits and curated online marketplaces to keep pace with changing consumer preferences and increase sales.
- Online Retail
- Online retail businesses can benefit from using curated online marketplaces and celebrity influencers to improve the customer experience and enhance brand loyalty.
- Advertising & Marketing
- Marketing and advertising firms can take advantage of celebrity influencer endorsements to increase brand awareness and drive product sales.
