Simplicity can prove a fab option for the hot days. Don't believe us? Check out the uber-stylish outfits from the Massimo Dutti summer 2012 campaign and see for yourself how easy the recipe for effortless elegance can be.
The high accent placed on brights, bold pieces and statement
jewelry is perhaps the dominant style perspective of the season.
But, while the visual appeal such elements bring is strong,
sometimes we cannot help but feel that a little subtlety is in
order. The Massimo Dutti brand seems to
be on the same page if the summer 2012 campaign is any indication.
A return to classy soft tones and feminine silhouettes without the
strong 'look at me' cue proves a breath of fresh air from the color
charged seasonal lookbooks.
Gorgeous long skirts, luxurious jackets and cardigans along with
flirty blouses are the stars of the latest campaign and a few
wonderful options for glaming up your wardrobe for more than a few
months. The lightweight fabrics will ensure your skin will be able
to breathe while simple layering rules will enable you to adapt to
changes in temperatures. Ladylike minimalism and understated
elegance are the road less traveled when it comes to new season
attire choices, so making a classy statement can be as simple as
going for less conspicuous pieces.
Another refreshing option that can be spotted in the campaign is
the prints choice. A touch of eclecticism goes a long way and here
it becomes a refreshing option that constrast a lot of mainstream
print options. A discreet retro vibe tones down the otherwise
modern vision of the brand and the end result proves effortlessly
chic. If we are to talk about suitable color choices to recreate
some of the looks shown, pristine white, soft pink, light grey and
even subtle gold tones are the most obvious picks.
There's no need to go overboard trying to create a fab outfit.
Simply opting for different textures and practical accessories for
the most part can do the trick. Furthermore, focusing on enhancing
your natural beauty can greatly reduce the need for extra effort
when it comes to accessorizing as the campaign adequately shows.
Try the 'less is more approach' once in a while for a quick style
update.
Photo courtesy of Massimo Dutti


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