What better way to celebrate a 20th anniversary magazine issue than by featuring 20 various starlets on the cover, which is exactly what the Dazed & Confused December 2011 issue does.
The issue has 20 stunning stars and supermodels posing in black for the covers of the December issue. Supermodel Kate Moss bagged one of these covers and she does a great job. Others who were among the lucky 20 include Alicia Keys, Pharrell Williams, Chloe Sevigny and Eva Green.
The hot and happening stars have a mysterious air to them, as the black offers a sense of danger. By featuring the stars and starlets in darker clothes, facial features are accentuated, making these covers both intriguing and aesthetically pleasing.
What's Driving This Trend
- Dark Glamour
- Trend of featuring celebrities and supermodels in darker clothes, accentuating facial features for black and white artwork or photography.
- Anniversary Celebrations
- Trend of honoring important milestones by featuring a group of celebrities or special covers on magazine issues.
- Mysterious Cover Starlets
- Trend of featuring popular celebrities and models in darker clothing, often highlighting a mysterious or dangerous air.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion and Beauty
- Industry that can capitalize on the trend of featuring celebrities and supermodels in darker clothes, offering dark glamour fashion and makeup ideas.
- Magazine and Print Media
- Industry that can capitalize on the trend of honoring important milestones by featuring a group of celebrities or special covers on magazine issues, generating buzz and increased readership.
- Photography and Art
- Industry that can capitalize on the trend of featuring popular celebrities and models in darker clothing, creating black and white artworks that highlight the mysterious air and facial features of the subjects.
