When an editorial stars an actress (or actor) like the Chloe Sevigny Interview Magazine photo shoot, it is nice to see him or her flex their respective acting skills. That is exactly what the 'Big Love' star does in this editorial. She takes on various personas from blond bombshell to office dominatrix. No matter how different each character is from the next, however, the style and fashion remain very cohesive.
Lensed by fashion photographer Craig McDean for the magazine's February 2012 issue, the Chloe Sevigny Interview Magazine editorial was styled by Karl Templer. He chose a monochromatic wardrobe filled with pieces from Calvin Klein, Celine, Yves Saint Laurent and Maison Martin Margiela. Sevigny's full face of makeup was created by Luigi Murenu while the different hairstyles were done by Mark Carrasquillo.
Multi-Personality Celeb Editorials
The Chloe Sevigny Interview Magazine Shoot Showcases Her Acting
Trend Themes
1. Multi-personality Editorials - The trend of featuring celebrities in editorials that showcase their ability to portray different personas creates opportunities for brands to collaborate and leverage the versatility of these individuals.
2. Actors/actresses as Fashion Models - The rising trend of actors and actresses participating in fashion shoots provides a disruptive innovation opportunity for fashion brands to tap into the star power and diverse skillsets of these individuals.
3. Coordinated Style and Fashion - The focus on cohesive style and fashion across different personas within an editorial presents an avenue for fashion designers and stylists to explore cohesive branding strategies across diverse characters.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can take advantage of the trend by collaborating with celebrities to create multi-personality editorials that showcase different fashion styles.
2. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can explore opportunities for actors and actresses to participate in fashion shoots, further blurring the boundaries between fashion and entertainment.
3. Beauty - The beauty industry can leverage the trend by partnering with celebrities to create distinctive makeup looks and hairstyles for each persona in multi-personality editorials.