Jim and Pascal at Republic Men agency star in the #SelfieCentered editorial for the latest issue of Elsewhere Magazine. The model stars are captured by Cedric Jean Pierre Pradel's lens while posing in an image series that celebrates vanity.
After gaining popularity on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram platforms, selfies are reaching new heights and are continuously gaining attention from the general public. Whether snapped by an a-list celebrity or an everyday individual, selfies have become a way to express ourselves while indulging in our vanity.
The #SelfCentered editorial for Elsewhere Magazine addresses the phenomenon with multiple mobile vignettes that are a nod to our obsessive picture-taking society. Editorial stars Jim and Pascal are outfitted by wardrobe stylist Giuliano Bolivar who dresses them in modern menswear looks that range from printed varsity jackets to kaleidoscopic sweaters.
Selfie Obsessed Editorials
The #SelfieCentered Elsewhere Magazine Feature Celebrates Vanity
Trend Themes
1. Rise of Selfie Culture - Opportunity for selfie-related apps and accessories that enhance and optimize the selfie-taking experience.
2. Social Media Influence - Potential for platforms and tools that help users curate and showcase their selfies across multiple social media channels.
3. Fashion and Technology Integration - Innovative opportunities for fashion brands to collaborate with tech companies and create selfie-friendly clothing and accessories.
Industry Implications
1. Mobile Applications - Developing selfie-focused apps with unique features and filters to cater to the growing demand.
2. Social Media Marketing - Providing solutions and strategies for businesses to effectively leverage selfies as a marketing tool on social media platforms.
3. Fashion and Apparel - Exploring the integration of wearable technology into clothing and accessories to enhance the selfie experience for fashion-conscious individuals.