Combining a Harley Davidson, head scarves and high-rise underwear, the latest JACQUES Magazine 'Carrie' editorial featuring Carrie Spain sizzles with a 1940s sensuality.
Photographed by Jonathan Leder, the Autumn 2009 JACQUES Magazine 'Carrie' spread maintains a sense of nostalgia, all the while imparting a boudoir-esque feeling. Spain remains topless throughout the shoot; what she does wear are a purple head scarf, sheer hosiery and forearm corsets.
Implications - Since society is so saturated with advertisements of every sort, consumers have become desensitized to their imagery. Consumers are now drawn to advertisements which feature taboo or graphic elements as they remain memorable. Companies can stand out against their competitors and appeal to a wider market by developing unforgettable marketing campaigns.
Nostalgic Nudetography
The Forties-Inspired JACQUES Magazine 'Carrie' Editorial
Trend Themes
1. Desensitization to Advertisements - Companies can stand out against their competitors and appeal to a wider market by developing unforgettable marketing campaigns featuring taboo or graphic elements.
2. Nostalgia-inspired Fashion - The use of vintage aesthetics in fashion editorials and branding can create a sense of nostalgia and appeal to consumers' desire for a connection to the past.
3. Boudoir-style Photography - The popularity of boudoir-style photography is growing as it combines sensuality and empowerment, providing a unique and intimate experience for clients.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Photography - Fashion photographers can capitalize on the trend of nostalgic and boudoir-style photography, creating captivating images that evoke emotion and connection.
2. Advertising and Marketing - Advertising and marketing agencies can embrace the trend of desensitization to advertisements, developing campaigns that incorporate taboo or graphic elements to captivate consumers' attention.
3. Vintage Fashion - The vintage fashion industry can leverage the nostalgia-inspired trend to create unique, retro-inspired designs that resonate with consumers' desire for a connection to the past.