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This Vogue Turkey Editorial is Called 'Disco Queen'

— December 14, 2013 — Pop Culture
This enticing Vogue Turkey editorial is entitled 'Disco Queen' and stars the lovely Karmen Pedaru. These glitter-dusted shots feature slicked back hair-do's, red pouty lips, playful poses and actual disco balls. These shots give the disco era a modern updated look.

Pedaru sports fluffy fur coats, sparkling black gowns, see-through tops and not much else. With a smile on her face, Pedaru strikes a bunch of flirty poses. In one of these fantastic photos, Pedaru is seemingly nude, and is standing beneath a doorway covered in silver streamers. In another shot she gently rests her head on a shining disco ball.

These brilliantly blinged-out 'Disco Queen' shots mix modern fashion with elements from the disco era. Photographer Cuneyt Akeroglu transports viewers back to a more glamorous time in this flashy editorial.

Trend Themes

  1. Disco-inspired Fashion — Opportunity to create clothing and accessories that mix modern fashion with elements from the disco era.
  2. Glitzy Beauty — Potential to market makeup and beauty products that emphasize glitter and shine, reminiscent of classic disco fashion and beauty trends.
  3. Playful Photography — Opportunity for photographers to experiment with playful and nostalgic visual themes, like those seen in this Vogue Turkey editorial.

Industry Implications

  1. Fashion — Designers and fashion brands can create collections that incorporate glitter and other classic disco-era elements, as seen in this Vogue Turkey editorial.
  2. Beauty — Brands can create makeup and beauty products that emphasize glitter and shine, reminiscent of classic disco fashion and beauty trends, as seen in this editorial featuring Karmen Pedaru.
  3. Photography — Photographers can experiment with playful and nostalgic visual themes, like those seen in this Vogue Turkey editorial titled 'Disco Queen.'
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