With the ‘70s and ‘80s being a common theme in fashion these days, styling a black model or celebrity has become a constant comparison to Grace Jones. The legendary model, singer and actress has inspired so many editorial looks over the last few season’s that a magazine finally saw fit to stop imitating and just straight up write a how-to as seen in the Grace Jones profile in Vogue Paris.
Model Rose Cordero gets the call this time as she transforms into the living legend for the Grace Jones profile in Vogue Paris. Photographer Paola Kudacki captures Ms Jones’ likeness and Melanie Huynh styles the profile which includes a how-to guide and itemized list of pieces you can buy to rock an ‘80s-inspired Grace Jones look.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Fashion 80s-inspired Looks
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create and market clothing lines that capture the iconic style of Grace Jones and the 80s.
- Celebrity-inspired Editorial Looks
- Opportunity for magazines and fashion publications to produce more how-to guides and profile features on iconic celebrities like Grace Jones.
- Ethnic Diversity Representation
- Opportunity for the fashion industry to celebrate and highlight black models and celebrities, showcasing diverse beauty and talent.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the trend by creating clothing lines that mimic the iconic style of Grace Jones and the 80s.
- Publishing
- Magazines and fashion publications can produce more how-to guides and profile features on iconic celebrities like Grace Jones.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can provide platforms to celebrate and showcase diverse talent, including black models and musicians.
