Voluptuous babe Irina Shayk models for the Tatler Russia February 2011 editorial photographed by Roxanne Lowit. Irina wears a saucy, bright-pink Christian Dior dress for the cover shoot and pairs it with pretty pink lips that can be seen throughout the editorial.
The Tatler Russia February 2011 editorial also features another model, which is a cute and fuzzy kitten! The contrast between sleek couture and cuddly cuteness makes for an awesome editorial.
Implications - The popularity of cat and kitten enthusiasts in the blogosphere has created a subculture of feline fans who seek products and services that offer a customized item fit for their interests. A company can reach a younger audience or alternative social group by incorporating pop culture references in their brand.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Cat Enthusiast Culture
- Companies can tap into the growing cat enthusiast culture by offering customized products and services tailored to their interests.
- Pop Culture Branding
- Incorporating pop culture references in branding can attract a younger audience or alternative social group.
- Cute Couture Contrast
- Exploring the contrast between sleek couture and cute elements can create unique and visually captivating editorials.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can design and market customized cat-themed products to cater to the growing cat enthusiast culture.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Marketing and advertising agencies can help brands incorporate pop culture references in their campaigns to target younger audiences and alternative social groups.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with the contrast between fashion and cute elements to create visually captivating editorials.
