High-fashion designers are celebrating 50 years of beloved children's show characters as InStyle's Sesame Street cover hits the newsstands.
To commemorate the anniversary of the iconic show and its characters, InStyle teamed up with well-known designers like Issac Mizrahi and Marc Jacobs to outfit Big Bird, Bert, Ernie and others. This adorable magazine cover demonstrates the latest fashion from these designers in a more memorable way, tying the lines to the nostalgia and timeless nature of the show's legacy. In addition, these covers take a departure from the typical celebrity models seen on the covers, offering something more wholesome and relatable to the average reader.
The faux fashion covers depict the characters in brightly colored looks from the designer brands.
High-Fashion Children's Show Magazines
InStyle's Sesame Street Cover Celebrates 50 Years
Trend Themes
1. High-fashion Children's Show Characters - There is a trend of high-fashion designers collaborating with beloved children's show characters to create memorable and nostalgic fashion moments.
2. Nostalgic Fashion Collaborations - Fashion magazines are embracing collaborations with iconic characters and brands to tap into the nostalgic appeal and attract a wider audience.
3. Wholesome and Relatable Magazine Covers - There is a trend towards featuring more wholesome and relatable content on magazine covers, departing from the typical celebrity models and offering a more inclusive representation.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Fashion designers have an opportunity to collaborate with popular children's show characters to create unique and nostalgic collections.
2. Magazine Publishing - Magazine publishers can tap into the trend of showcasing high-fashion children's show characters on their covers to attract a wider readership and ignite nostalgia.
3. Branding and Licensing - Brands and licensing companies can explore partnerships with high-fashion designers and iconic children's show characters to create unique and marketable product lines.