Catherine McNeil Scowls for 'Just for One Day' in Numero 105
Marissa Brassfield — July 31, 2009 — Pop Culture
References: gregkadelstudios & fashionindie
Something I’m learning from the glam-rock revival is that an essential component for a model to sell this look is a killer scowl—kind of like the one Catherine McNeil wears for photographer Greg Kadel in this ‘Just for One Day’ editorial in Numero #105.
Wearing the signature rockstar uniform of studs, lots of black and strong shoulders, Catherine McNeil’s piercing gaze and icy scowl is every bit as sexy as it is scary.
Implications - No longer just looking for subtle styles, consumers are attracted to darker ones. Products that feature a statement-making aesthetic are appealing to those who want to stand out.
Wearing the signature rockstar uniform of studs, lots of black and strong shoulders, Catherine McNeil’s piercing gaze and icy scowl is every bit as sexy as it is scary.
Implications - No longer just looking for subtle styles, consumers are attracted to darker ones. Products that feature a statement-making aesthetic are appealing to those who want to stand out.
Trend Themes
1. Glam-rock Revival - As the glam-rock revival continues, products with a bold and unique aesthetic are becoming more appealing to consumers.
2. Statement-making Aesthetic - Consumers are increasingly drawn to products that feature a bold, attention-grabbing aesthetic.
3. Killer Scowls - Models with killer scowls are becoming increasingly popular for selling edgy fashion and beauty looks.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can capitalize on the glam-rock revival by creating bold and unique designs that appeal to consumers.
2. Beauty - Beauty companies can launch products with statement-making aesthetics that attract consumers who want a bolder, edgier look.
3. Modeling - The modeling industry can capitalize on the popularity of models with killer scowls by featuring them in edgy fashion and beauty campaigns.
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