Model Jacquelyn Jablonski sports a 1980s oversized perm for her latest shoot inside the Numero #112 April issue. Playing up the retro story line, the dark-haired Jablonski works leather bodysuits, a black pantsuit and plenty of bright lipstick.
Shot by photographer Anothony Maule and with the help of fashion editor Samuel Francois, ‘Performance' is all about sex appeal and over-the-top 80s glam inside Numero #112.
Implications - With so many new designs coming out each day, consumers are looking for the most outlandish ones. Products that feature unconventional styles are appealing to modern customers who have been overloaded with a bevy of different aesthetics. Companies could focus on pushing the limits on their designs in order to appeal to more buyers.
What's Driving This Trend
- Unconventional Fashion
- Companies could focus on pushing the limits on their designs in order to appeal to more buyers.
- Retro Style Resurgence
- The popularity of 80s fashion in photography can inspire fashion brands to incorporate retro styles into their collections.
- Exaggerated Glamour
- The over-the-top, exaggerated glamour of 80s fashion can be used as a source of inspiration for designers to create new collections.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- The trend of using unconventional, retro styles in fashion photography presents opportunities for photographers to push creative boundaries and experiment with new techniques.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the retro style resurgence and exaggerated glamour trend to create new collections that appeal to consumers looking for unique and bold fashion choices.
- Cosmetics
- The bright lips and makeup featured in 80s-inspired fashion shoots can inspire cosmetics companies to create bold, vibrant products that appeal to consumers looking to make a statement.
