Dynamic supermodel Miranda Kerr graces not one, but two, covers for Elle China January 2014 issue, because everything is better in pairs. And of course, you know what they say: double the trouble, double the fun! On the first cover, Kerr dons a sparkly, feathery ensemble fit for a showgirl; on the second, she plays it more demure high-necked collar and black caplet.
Meanwhile, the accompanying editorial features Kerr in a collection of feathery, leathery, womanly looks from designers such as Saint Laurent and Giorgio Armani. Overall, Kerr lights up the editorial by adopting a rocker-chic style with a bit of showgirl flair. The native Australian is currently the face of Mango's winter 2013 campaign, which was shot by photographic duo Inez & Vinoodh.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Double the Trouble
- Opportunity to create dual-themed products or experiences that provide double the enjoyment for consumers.
- Rocker-chic Style
- Potential for fashion brands to incorporate edgy rock-inspired elements into their designs to appeal to a rebellious consumer base.
- Feathered Fashion
- Innovative opportunities for designers to experiment with feathered textures in clothing and accessories for a bold and unique aesthetic.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore the fusion of rock and glamour in their collections to attract a diverse range of consumers.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with incorporating showgirl aesthetics and rocker-chic elements in their creative projects.
- Entertainment
- Opportunity for entertainment companies to develop shows or performances that combine the allure of showgirls with the edginess of rock music and fashion.
