Although she most definitely has been pegged as the up-and-coming funny girl in the film industry, Emma Stone has now been labeled as The Cool Girl in a recent editorial for Glamour Magazine's May 2011 issue as well. Wearing spring-appropriate fashion in either all-white or bright patterns, Stone positively sizzles.
Photographed by Matthias Vriens-McGrath, Glamour Magazine's The Cool Girl photo shoot is accompanied by a short and sweet Q & A in which Emma Stone talks about everything from her Golden Globe nod to her anxiety problems as a child.
The Cool Girl editorial also features Freida Pinto as The Goddess and Ashley Greene as The Bombshell.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Funny Girl Film Industry
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in comedy movies and the entertainment industry to further explore and promote talented and funny actresses.
- Cool Girl Fashion
- Innovation opportunity in the fashion industry to design and create spring-appropriate attire in all-white or bright patterns that exude confidence and coolness.
- Celebrity Magazine Editorials
- Opportunity to innovate and captivate readers with unique and engaging celebrity photo shoots accompanied by interviews that provide a glimpse into their lives and personalities.
Sectors Adopting This
- Film Industry
- Disruptive innovation potential in the film industry for recognizing and promoting up-and-coming funny actresses like Emma Stone.
- Fashion Industry
- Innovation potential in the fashion industry to create trendy spring attire that reflects coolness and confidence, as showcased in Glamour Magazine's The Cool Girl editorial.
- Magazine Publishing
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation and captivating editorials in the magazine publishing industry that feature unique celebrity photo shoots and interviews.
