The Teen Vogue May 2014 cover shoot is sure to gain a lot of readers since many people are on the Lorde fan boat. It is hard not to appreciate her tough chic attitude and chilling voice. But what is more admirable is her encouragement of real beauty, which she announced to the world after re-releasing a photo that had been photoshopped.
The behind-the-scene shots of the Teen Vogue May 2014 cover shoot shows that there is really no need for such techy tweaks. She's a stunner in floral print dresses, colorful tops and her signature lion mane hair. The teen Kiwi crooner posed in front of photographer Gregory Harris' lens. In the accompanying article she talks about being a real-girl role model and more.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Real Beauty Movement
- Opportunity for brands to promote and celebrate real beauty instead of relying on excessive photoshopping.
- Teen Role Models
- Demand for relatable and authentic teenage role models in the media presents opportunities for young talents and brands to connect with younger audiences.
- Behind-the-scenes Content
- Growing interest in the behind-the-scenes process of photo shoots and celebrity campaigns opens up opportunities for brands to showcase transparency and engage with consumers.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the real beauty movement by featuring diverse models and showcasing unedited images in their campaigns.
- Media & Entertainment
- Opportunity for media companies to spotlight relatable teenage role models and create content that resonates with younger audiences.
- Photography
- Photographers can leverage the demand for behind-the-scenes content by offering exclusive glimpses into their shoots and collaborations.
