Elle Fanning is all grown up in Interview Magazine’s May 2014 issue. Fanning’s original claim to fame was her older sister Dakota, but I think it’s safe to say she’s made a name for herself in the industry. Indeed, Fanning has been steadily taking on meatier roles in films like Coppola’s ‘Somewhere’ and Disney’s upcoming Sleeping Beauty reboot, ‘Maleficent.’
Craig McDean photographed Fanning looking almost surprisingly adult. It seems that her adolescence was a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it affair, because we have a gorgeous young woman in front of us. Whether she’s lounging in a bathtub wearing a shearling coat and star-shaped sunglasses or hanging out in a string bikini top, one thing is for certain: Fanning is truly lovely.
The creative team consisted of fashion editor Karl Templer, hair stylist Anthony Turner and makeup artist Mark Carrasquillo.
Mature Child Star Editorials
Elle Fanning Covers Interview Magazine’s May 2014 Issue
Trend Themes
1. Mature Child Stars - Exploring the growing trend of child stars transitioning into adult roles, presenting opportunities for brands and industries to target this emerging market.
2. Redefining Fame - Examining the shifting definition of fame in the entertainment industry and how it creates new avenues for innovation in celebrity endorsements and brand partnerships.
3. Youthful Sophistication - Highlighting the emergence of a more mature aesthetic among younger celebrities and how it influences fashion, beauty, and lifestyle industries to cater to this demographic.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - Identifying opportunities for film studios, producers, and talent agencies to support and promote child stars transitioning into adult roles.
2. Fashion - Exploring the potential for clothing brands and designers to collaborate with young celebrities to create more sophisticated and age-appropriate fashion lines.
3. Beauty - Recognizing the demand for products and services that cater to the growing trend of younger celebrities embracing a more mature and polished look.