Pharrell Williams and Cara Delevingne posed for Karl Lagerfeld in the 2014-2015 Chanel Metiers D'Art ad campaign.
The two superstars were accompanied by the much younger Hudson Kroenig, the son of Chanel veteran Brad Kroenig and Lagerfeld's latest muse. The precious pint-sized model has nothing to be intimidated by -- despite only being six years old, he is a seasoned pro in the industry, and has starred for big-name campaigns from Fendi to Chanel (obviously). Like father, like son!
So, yeah, forget Pharrell Williams and Cara Delevingne. There's a new star in town, and though he might have an 8pm curfew, that doesn't mean Hudson Kroenig isn't taking the modeling world by storm -- just ask Karl Lagerfeld.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Child Models
- The rise of child models in the fashion industry creates opportunities for disruption in industries such as children's clothing and toy manufacturing.
- Celebrity Endorsement
- The use of high-profile celebrities in advertising campaigns could be expanded beyond fashion into industries such as sports and technology.
- Family Branding
- The rise of family branding, where models are related to industry veterans, presents opportunities for disruption in industries such as luxury goods and beauty.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry could explore the use of child models and family branding to stay current and innovative.
- Children's Clothing
- The use of child models in advertising campaigns for children's clothing could disrupt the industry and create new trends.
- Luxury Goods
- The use of family branding in advertising campaigns for luxury goods could create a unique selling point and appeal to consumers.
