The Vogue Taiwan 'Pop Story' editorial is vibrantly retro. Although there is a predominant '80s vibe, a few '50s and '60s style references are made as well. For instance, a modern take on the beehive crops up a couple of times as well as a typical greaser look.
Shot by Paris-based photographer Naomi Yang, the Vogue Taiwan Pop Story editorial is fun and funky. It stars model Codie Young. The Australian beauty has displayed her chameleon capabilities a lot of late, going from mod geisha to sulky socialite in a blink of an eye. This time around, she channels her inner vintage vixen with the help of Yoko Miyake who clad her in Chanel, Balenciaga, Dries van Noten and Gucci.
Funky '80s Fashion
The Vogue Taiwan 'Pop Story' Editorial Stars a Retro Codie Young
Trend Themes
1. Retro Fashion - Opportunity to create modern interpretations of iconic fashion trends from the past, like '80s styles mixed with '50s and '60s influences.
2. Chameleon Modeling - Opportunity to showcase versatility and transform appearances rapidly, creating unique and unexpected looks.
3. Collaborative Styling - Opportunity for stylists and designers to mix and match different high-end fashion brands to create eclectic and vibrant looks.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Disruptive innovation opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate retro elements into their collections, appealing to nostalgic consumers.
2. Photography - Opportunity for photographers to experiment with retro themes and create visually striking editorial spreads.
3. Beauty - Innovation opportunity for beauty brands to create tutorials and products that help consumers replicate retro hairstyles and makeup looks.