If you're looking for a reason to refresh your denim collection, just take a look at the newest ad campaign from Liu Jo Jeans modeled by renowned model Kate Moss. We guarantee you won't have second thoughts afterwards.
The already well established relationship between the Liu Jo
denim label and renowned supermodel Kate Moss continues this
time with a brand new campaign which takes cues from past eras in
terms of artistic perspective. The subtle retro flair and the
fairly modern artistic perspective create an interesting contrast
which makes things all the more interesting. Casual chic outfits
with a polished allure is the style direction endorsed by the
label.
Keeping proportions adequate is one of the first steps in creating
a fabulous outfits and the campaign abounds in fabulous examples of
how little variations can have a tremendous effect and change the
tone entirely. As far as denim is concerned, the focus is placed on
making flattering alternatives that withstand the test of time
rather than on hot now, passe a few months later ones.
A variety of on trend pieces compensate and manage to deliver that
covetable allure we've grown used to.
More toned down than the previous fall campaign when Kate brought
sexy back to the photos but certainly not less interesting, the
photos gave us valuable clues as to what the most likely mainstream
trends will be. Knitwear, occassional tweed accents along with faux
fur are once again in the spotlight. Fashionistas with an eye for
polished looks with a noticeable sexy vibe will definitely find the
newest campaign a fun source of inspiration.
A confident vibe stands out in each photo taken by renowned
photograph Mario Sorrenti. This attitude is a key component when it
comes to delivering the impression of flawlessness which makes us
all dream about getting these fabulous pieces as soon as possible.
You don't need to look for an excuse for buying yet another pair of
jeans. The images are all the motivation you need for justifying
yet another fab purchase.
Photo courtesy of Liu Jo


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