The Vogue Turkey Goddess editorial comes across as quite haunted as it mimics the looks of Batman's Poison Ivy. Model Elza Luijendijk sports a mixture of gold, white and cream in the pictures, bringing about the very same color scheme that was notoriously sported by the comic-based character.
Photographers Luciana Val and Franco Musso orchestrated Goddess. The production is currently on display via the magazine's March 2013 issue, furthering an already cult-like obsession with both Luijendijk and Poison Ivy. Stylist Sebastian Kaufmann is the man behind this classic look. He did an excellent job of sprucing it up however with shimmering silk pants, ivory bustiers, high waist capris and formal gilded dresses. Together these ensembles are well-informed for the spring season.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Vogue Turkey Goddess Editorial
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create haute couture collections inspired by villainous characters.
- Posh Poison Ivy Photoshoots
- Opportunity for photographers to create unique and edgy fashion editorials based on iconic comic book characters.
- Cult-like Obsession with Luijendijk and Poison Ivy
- Opportunity for marketers to leverage the popularity of models and fictional characters to create targeted campaigns and merchandise.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can create collections inspired by iconic comic book villains for a unique and edgy style.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the fusion of fashion and pop culture by creating photoshoots inspired by iconic comic book characters.
- Marketing
- Marketers can leverage the popularity of models and fictional characters to create targeted campaigns and merchandise.
