David Bowie's glam rock style and attitude seem to be everywhere lately. Recently Kate Moss appeared in a David Bowie-inspired spread for Vogue Paris's December 2011 issue and now it's Daphne Guinness's turn to don the Ziggy Stardust persona; the heiress and style icon dazzles us with her rocker-chic spirit in an editorial for the Vogue Germany January 2012 issue.
In this energetic spread for the Vogue Germany January 2012 edition, Guinness looks ready to take the stage, sporting a variety of entrance-making outfits, such as a gorgeous semi-see-through pantsuit, a velvet jacket and sparkly sky-high platforms and a luxe scarlet-hued leather jacket with a bow-tie at the neck. Of course, Ziggy Stardust's signature spiky red coif also makes an appearance.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Glam Rock Style
- Disruptive innovation opportunities include creating new fashion lines inspired by glam rock style.
- Rocker-chic Fashion
- Disruptive innovation opportunities include developing edgy and stylish accessories and clothing for the rock-inspired fashion trend.
- Signature Hairstyles
- Disruptive innovation opportunities include offering unique and customizable hairstyling services to recreate iconic looks like Ziggy Stardust's red coif.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can leverage this trend by creating new collections and lines inspired by the glam rock style.
- Accessories
- The accessories industry can capitalize on the rocker-chic fashion trend by designing and producing edgy and stylish accessories.
- Beauty and Hair
- The beauty and hair industry can explore new hairstyling services that focus on recreating signature hairstyles like Ziggy Stardust's red coif.
