The latest issue of Vogue Italy features plus-sized models on the cover. Tara Lynn, Candice Huffine and Robyn Lawley are a part of the June issue cover story and the lovely full-figured ladies were photographed by Steven Meisel.
This Vogue Italia plus size edition hits newsstands today in Italy. As one can imagine the top names of fashion are gracing the plus size models. Gaze on the Guêpière corset from Intimissimi; lust after stockings from Wolford and check out the stemwear from Agent Provocateur.
The fashion editor for the June edition of Vogue Italy is Edward Enninful and it was shot on location at The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria, New York. Could this be a sign of the transition from stick-thin models to more "real" women being integrated into media?
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The Vogue Italia Full-Figured Cover is a Welcome Surprise
Trend Themes
1. Plus-sized Fashion and Modeling - The increasing inclusion of plus-sized models and fashion in mainstream media provides opportunities for the fashion industry to cater to a wider range of body types and promote body positivity.
2. Body Positivity Movement - The Vogue Italia full-figured cover and similar initiatives reflect a growing demand for more diverse representation in media and advertising, creating opportunities for brands to authentically engage with this movement.
3. Inclusive Marketing - Brands that promote inclusivity through their advertising campaigns and product offerings can tap into the growing market of consumers seeking representation and products that cater to a wider range of sizes and shapes.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion and Apparel - The fashion industry can leverage the push towards more inclusive representation to design and promote collections for a wider range of body types, leading to new business models and revenue streams.
2. Media and Entertainment - Media outlets and entertainment companies that prioritize the inclusion of diverse bodies in their productions can capitalize on the growing demand from audiences for more authentic and relatable representation.
3. Beauty and Cosmetics - Beauty brands can push towards inclusivity by offering makeup and skincare products that cater to a wider range of skin tones and facial features, leading to new product lines and customer bases.