Get a glimpse of the new season's most interesting options fashion wise by taking a look at the newest ad campaign put together by the high end label Etro for the F/W 2012-2013 days.
The new season is set to bring a series of interesting options
and a variety of exciting style perspectives worth indulging in.
From popular retailers to high end label, originality and a strong
focus on delivering the very best looks to serve as inspiration are
a common goal. For the rainy days of the year, Etro is preparing a
variety of eclectic touches with an elegant outlook. Style
experiments with an edgy dramatic vibe are the main focus of the
newest campaign.
Stepping away from the overused animal and floral prints, the label
bets on paisley prints for bringing an eclectic touch to the looks
and creating a sense of originality. The new season, albeit more
subtle color wise, doesn't necessarily entail a complete compromise
on all things bright. Well picked focal points are some of the most
interesting touches one can bring into the new season without
feeling like you're overdoing it. Models Iselin Steiro, Magda
Laguinge and Laura Love alongside male models Miles McMillan and
Ton Heukels highlight the brand's perspective bringing a variety of
interesting touches not only fashion wise but also in terms of
beauty.
Dramatic makeup touches inevitably attract attention without
necessarily feeling forced or overdone. Dramatic lips is a
particular 'it' trend worth indulging in. In addition, fabulous
loose curls or simple center part hairstyles manage to create that
subtly polished vibe without looking like it was tried too hard.
Whether you have a soft spot on vibrant tones or fun prints, the
label provides plenty of interesting options when it comes to
mixing and matching things up. With eye-catching yet relatively
subdued accessories such as practical handbags, colorful long
leather gloves or silhouette enhancing belts, giving off the
impression of complexity without too much effort becomes a very
doable goal.
Photo courtesy of Etro


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