Design firm DesignCrowd recently hosted a competition for designers to enter what they think various famous actors and actresses would look like if they were youthful high-fashion hipsters. The results are quite striking as the designers used Photoshop and editing programs to play around and superimpose pictures of various celebrities with fashionable hipster trademarks.
These illustrations vary in style and definition of what it is to be hipster. Some illustrations focus on adding tattoos, glasses, colored hair and beards to well-known actors like Leonardo DiCaprio and Christian Bale and others focus more on giving the celebrities more of a goth look with added dark makeup and lightened skin colors. The images are hilarious to look through and each varies in style as well as chosen celebrity.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Hipster Fashion Illustrations
- Designers are creating illustrations of famous actors as fashionable hipsters, showcasing the trend of incorporating hipster culture into popular media.
- Youthful High-fashion Hipsters
- Designers are exploring the concept of youthful high-fashion hipsters by using Photoshop and editing programs to superimpose hipster trademarks onto pictures of famous actors and actresses.
- Celebrity Goth Makeovers
- Designers are giving famous actors a goth look with dark makeup and lightened skin colors, reflecting the trend of goth-inspired fashion in the entertainment industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Design Services
- Design firms can capitalize on the demand for creating hipster fashion illustrations by offering their services to companies in need of trendy and unique marketing materials.
- Fashion and Entertainment
- The fashion and entertainment industries can potentially collaborate with designers to incorporate youthful high-fashion hipster elements into their campaigns, aimed at capturing the attention of the millennial and Gen Z demographics.
- Cosmetics and Beauty
- Cosmetics and beauty brands can explore the trend of goth-inspired makeovers by launching special collections or collaborations targeting consumers who are interested in alternative, dark aesthetics.
