The Kate Moss Vogue Paris September 2010 issue does the infamous model justice.
In a biker chic spread, Kate Moss looks sultry in skinny leather pants and black minis topped with rad black paperboy caps. Bad girl looks are mixed with feminine sweetness as her curly locks fall against a leather tutu-dress. The Kate Moss Vogue Paris September issue makes this rad biker look very babelicious.
Implications - The idea that biker style is simply hardcore may have been accurate throughout history, but it is becoming increasingly integrated into mass culture, and therefore losing a bit of its edge. Through introducing minute elements of rocker style into product packaging and promotions, businesses can better broaden their target demographics.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Biker Chic Trend
- Introducing biker fashion elements into other industries' products can be a disruptive innovation opportunity.
- Rocker Integration Trend
- Rocker style is becoming increasingly integrated into mass culture, creating an opportunity to introduce this trend into other industries.
- Babelicious Appeal Trend
- Incorporating sultry and edgy elements can add babelicious appeal to products in various industries.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- Introducing biker style into existing fashion product lines can appeal to a broader audience.
- Beauty Industry
- Creating makeup products with edgy, biker-themed packaging can attract a wider customer base.
- Home Decor Industry
- Including biker chic elements in home decor products can target a broader range of consumers.
