World renowned designer Karl Lagerfeld has contributed to V Magazine’s January/ February 2010 Size Issue. Despite his preference for “skinny models,” Lagerfeld photographed burlesque dancer Miss Dirty Martini for Day 4 of the editorial entitled “Coco a Go-Go.”
The shoot took place in Coco Chanel’s apartment and features the curvaceous Miss Dirty Martini in sheer tights, ruffly nipple covers and the model dripping in jewels. Oh, and plenty of cleavage of course!
Implications - Consumers in modern society are looking for more luxurious items to add to their everyday lives. Products that feature a more prestigious element appeal to those shoppers who desire an air of exclusivity. Companies could focus on this aspect when creating their items for the future.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Luxury Appeal
- Creating products with a more prestigious element to appeal to consumers seeking exclusivity.
- Body Positivity
- Highlighting curvaceous models and embracing diverse body types in fashion shoots.
- Burlesque Aesthetics
- Incorporating elements of burlesque in fashion photography and design to add a unique and sensual touch.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion companies can disrupt the industry by showcasing more diverse body types and incorporating luxury elements in their designs.
- Entertainment
- Entertainment companies can explore the popularity of burlesque aesthetics and incorporate them into their performances and events.
- Jewelry
- Jewelry companies can capitalize on the trend by creating pieces that complement burlesque aesthetics and appeal to consumers seeking luxury.
