I am
completely obsessing over Karen Millen's AW16: The Campaign.
Instead of
following the typical fashion advertising protocol of having a pretty, but expressionless face, model the latest trends, the brand created a series of visually compelling portraits-matching
pieces of the autumn and winter collection to express
individual style and personality. The clothes are modeling the personality.
A protégé
of Prince, singer and songwriter Judith Hill, was born in LA and wrote her
first song at the age of 4. She is wearing a classic tweed piece updated with
raw edges, contemporary silhouettes and is holding a statement handbag. The outfit
complements her striking features, old
school soul, and devil-may-care attitude. The collection, like the girl, is contemporary with a classic twist.
Elenaor
Tomlinson, the Alice in Wonderland actress is fun, flirty and charming- a
feminine beauty. Elenaor is wearing a romantic lace, high neck blouse, complemented with a beautiful floral skirt, embodied with metallic finishes and neat pleats to portray her feminine attributes. The collection, like the girl is a
wonderland of femininity.
Model
and philanthropist, Karolina Kurkova, is a self-driven woman who inspires
confidence, and she demands – and receives – respect. Karolina shows off her personality in a key length, midi, in
rich rues and opulent textures, combining razor-sharp pleats with a sumptuous
gilded sheen. The
collection, like the woman, portrays femininity with great strength.
Beth
Butterwick, chief executive of Karen Millen, said: “The campaign is a
celebration of female creativity and style, which is at the center of our
brand. This season we have brought together three diverse personalities in a campaign
that encapsulates individual and eclectic style, to inspire women who want to
wear beautifully crafted clothes.”
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