In her series entitled 'Lisa Frank Blues,' a throwback to the brightly colored and highly fetishized stickers created by the Lisa Frank brand, photographer Elizabeth Renstrom revisits the imagery of 90s pre-teen pop culture.
Decorated school lockers, mouth guards, fake nails and notebooks covered in pink and purple stickers are just some of the images that bring back memories for any of those girls who grew up in the 90s. The sickly sweet, cotton candy colors and the intense obsessiveness with cute boys and sticker collections portray a strange yet accurate depiction of the minds of many pre-teen girls.
Re-live the pre-teen pop culture of the 90s with Elizabeth Renstrom's 'Lisa Frank Blues' photo shoot.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Nostalgic Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to capitalize on people's emotions and memories by creating images that evoke feelings of nostalgia.
- Pop Culture Revival
- Brands can create products or experiences inspired by past trends to appeal to consumers' yearning for nostalgia.
- 90s Fashion
- Fashion designers can create lines inspired by the outrageous and colorful styles of the 90s that are becoming popular again.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Photography
- Photographers can specialize in nostalgic photography, providing a unique service to clients who want to relive past memories.
- Branding
- Brands can leverage nostalgia marketing to create products and campaigns that appeal to consumers' yearning for the past.
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can create lines inspired by the bright and colorful styles of the 90s that are making a comeback with younger generations.
