The Natalie Portman Vogue editorial shows off the actress' new found grace and poise after a rigorous year of ballet training. The perfect cover girl for this January 2011 issue, Portman will guarantee that this edition won't last a day on the stands once it comes out.
Photographed by Peter Lindbergh, the Natalie Portman Vogue editorial has a romantic, vintage-Victorian feel that perfectly accents Portman's own regal beauty. Interestingly, she touches on the idea of women being vulgar within the interview, which is not often seen on the silver screen.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Ballet-inspired Fashion
- Opportunities for fashion designers to showcase ballet-inspired collections and accessories.
- Vintage Victorian Aesthetic
- Opportunities for interior designers to incorporate vintage Victorian elements into modern spaces.
- Empowerment Through Vulnerability
- Opportunities for media outlets to showcase vulnerability and empowerment in new and unique ways.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can draw inspiration from Portman's ballet style for new collections and accessories.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate vintage Victorian elements into modern spaces for a unique and aesthetic look.
- Media
- Media outlets can explore the concept of vulnerability and empowerment, creating opportunities for new forms of content and storytelling.
