Betty Boop meets Marilyn Monroe in this Anja Konstantinova Jalouse Magazine editorial, which takes readers behind bedroom doors. The low-key fashion shoot features the America's Next Top Model front runner dressed head to toe in gorgeous, white, boudoir fashions which how off her stunning silhouette and compliment her bleach-blonde locks. The up and coming supermodel is truly a blonde bombshell whose career wreaks of exceptional promise.
Shot by photog So Me for the September 2011 editorial appropriately entitled 'Nuit Blanche,' the film-like shoot has a 1940s elegance juxtaposed against a modern naughtiness. Sporting the simple, yet sultry selections of stylist Jennifer Eymére, the shoot gives truth to the old adage "less is more," telling a complex story that is both familiar, homey and comfortable.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sensual Innocence
- There is a growing trend in the fashion industry for photo editorials that combine sensuality with innocence, offering an opportunity for brands to create provocative yet tasteful campaigns.
- Boudoir Fashion
- The popularity of boudoir fashion is on the rise, presenting an opportunity for designers and retailers to cater to a demand for elegant and seductive lingerie and clothing.
- Retro Glamour
- There is a resurgence of interest in 1940s-style elegance and glamour, providing an opening for retro-inspired fashion brands and beauty products.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can tap into the trend of sensual innocence and boudoir fashion by creating collections and marketing campaigns that showcase both elegance and sexiness.
- Lingerie
- The lingerie industry can capitalize on the growing demand for boudoir fashion by designing and producing stylish and alluring lingerie pieces.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can take advantage of the renewed interest in retro glamour by offering products and services that help customers achieve a 1940s-inspired look.
