The incomparable Beyonce Knowles has been dubbed Miss Millenium in the GQ February 2013 issue. Covering the magazine for the first time, she is scantily clad in red leopard panties by Agent Provocateur and a sheared Nike t-shirt, a look that is carried out in the accompanying cover shoot lensed by photographer Terry Richardson. Of course, this is totally his style. And why wouldn't she want to show off her incredible post-baby body?
Already making waves on the Internet thanks to those killer curves, the GQ February 2013 cover shoot shows that superstars can tastefully strip down in a playful manner and still maintain a high level of respect and adoration--if not more. In the article she talks about enjoying life, her upcoming Superbowl performance and her little sister.
What's Driving This Trend
- Scantily Clad Superstars
- Opportunity to create innovative and tasteful fashion shoots featuring celebrities in provocative attire.
- Playful Celebrity Covers
- Opportunity to design magazine covers that strip away cliches and showcase celebrities in a playful and respectful manner.
- Post-baby Body Celebrations
- Opportunity to promote body positivity and self-confidence for women who have recently given birth.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Disruptive innovation opportunity in creating unconventional and striking photography concepts for fashion shoots.
- Magazine Publishing
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to revamp magazine covers and content to appeal to a modern audience.
- Wellness and Empowerment
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to develop products and services that celebrate and support women's physical and mental well-being after childbirth.
