At the age of 25, it's difficult to imagine why one might still be considered a "teen star" -- but as actress Olivia Thirlby knows, when you just so happen to have starred in a smash flick like 'Juno,' the persona is difficult to shed.
Recognized most for her role as Ellen Page's best friend in the 2007 Diablo Cody comedy, Olivia has gone on to appear in a variety of films, showing a more serious side to the actress. In these ultra-sophisticated and even slightly edgy shots captured by Eric Ray Davidson for Flaunt Magazine Issue 119, Olivia shows that she's transformed into a a serious performer. In all black, sporting a short pixie cut reminiscent of Selma Blair, the actress shows she's got what it takes to be a stand-out star in Hollywood.
With her latest film, 'The Darkest Hour,' in theaters now, there's no better time to check out these smoking shots of Olivia Thirlby for Flaunt Magazine.
Sophisticated Teen Transformations
Olivia Thirlby is All Grown Up in Flaunt Magazine
Trend Themes
1. Teen Star Rebranding - Opportunity for marketing and media companies to assist young celebrities in shedding their teenage persona and transitioning to more sophisticated roles.
2. Serious Performer Transformations - Innovative cosmetics and fashion companies can capitalize on the trend of younger performers taking on more mature roles and explore edgy and sophisticated styling options.
3. Black Attire Sophistication - Retailers and fashion designers can leverage the trend of all-black sophistication to create new clothing lines that cater to a more specialized and discerning audience.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can look into projects that cast teen stars in more mature roles, promoting growth and helping to build longer careers.
2. Cosmetics - Cosmetics brands can create new products and styles that cater to the younger generation's desire for a sophisticated and edgy image.
3. Fashion - Fashion brands can create new lines that emphasis more mature, edgy, and sophisticated styles to appeal to younger generations, who are looking for more than traditional teen clothing options.