Evan Rachel Wood's cover and accompanying editorial for BlackBook's August 2009 issue is the actress' first appearance in the magazine, and it's one that's leaving even her detractors impressed.
Evan Rachel Wood's cover shot is a topless one that showcases her milky white skin and siren-red hair. The BlackBook August 2009 editorial that accompanies the cover shot is similarly vampy--the black-and-white image that kicks off the gallery of Evan Rachel Wood in a bowler hat reminds me of something straight off of a Vaudeville stage.
Vaudeville Vamp Shoots
Evan Rachel Wood in BlackBook August 2009
Trend Themes
1. Vampy Fashion Trends - The rise of vampy fashion in magazines presents an opportunity for fashion and beauty brands to develop bold and seductive products for consumers who are embracing darker aesthetics.
2. Milk Bath Photoshoots - The popularity of Evan Rachel Wood's BlackBook photoshoot may lead to growing demand for milk bath photoshoots for advertising campaigns, social media content, and editorial spreads.
3. Vaudeville-inspired Photography - The black-and-white Vaudeville-inspired editorial for BlackBook presents an opportunity for photographers and filmmakers to bring this style of entertainment to modern audiences through fashion and entertainment collaborations.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Fashion brands can capitalize on the trend of vampy, alluring aesthetics by incorporating bolder makeup choices and edgier designs to suit this growing consumer demand.
2. Photography Industry - The rise of milk bath photoshoots present opportunities for photographers to collaborate with beauty and fashion brands to create unique and striking visual content for their advertising campaigns.
3. Entertainment Industry - The Vaudeville-inspired photoshoot presents an opportunity for filmmakers and fashion brands to collaborate in order to modernize the antique aesthetic of Vaudeville entertainment and bring it back into mainstream culture.