They say that disco is dead and it's never coming back, but the Stoned Immaculate Vintage lookbook begs to differ. Titled 'Last Daze of Disco,' the lookbook was photographed by Aaron Feaver.
Dressed in chunky platforms, flowing jumpsuits and oversize sunglasses, model Cora Keegan emulates the style of Roller Girl, an iconic character from Paul Thomas Anderson's film 'Boogie Nights.' Heather Graham received critical acclaim for her role as a porn ingenue who prefers rolling to walking (she doesn't remove her skates once during the film).
The lookbook urges us to "Take a trip back to the Summer of ’78 where roller babes [and] disco queens rule the City of Angels..." It's an enticing offer, to say the least!
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Disco Revival
- Exploring the resurgence of disco fashion and culture, providing opportunities for fashion brands to create retro-inspired collections.
- Vintage Lookbook
- The use of vintage-inspired lookbooks to evoke nostalgia and appeal to consumers interested in retro fashion.
- Roller Girl Style
- The adoption of Roller Girl style from the film 'Boogie Nights' in fashion editorials and campaigns, presenting opportunities for brands to create roller girl-inspired collections.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the disco revival trend by creating disco-inspired collections.
- Photography
- Photographers can tap into the vintage lookbook trend by incorporating retro aesthetics into their shoots.
- Film
- Film industry professionals can explore the influence of retro fashion and disco culture in modern films, creating innovative narratives and characters.
