Shot by Terry Richardson, the Blumarine Spring 2011 campaign is predictably sizzling hot.
With the help of Edita Vilkeviciute and Magdalena Frackowiak, the featured blonde bombshell models wear the label’s signature animal prints and a 70s-inspired wardrobe. Dressed in fierce feline miniskirts and booty-hugging bell bottoms, these models are undeniably seductive in their ensembles. The Blumarine Spring 2011 campaign brings back the sexy disco days with a vengeance, proving that fashion from the 70s can be revived.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Revival of 70s Fashion
- The popularity of 70s-inspired fashion in modern times paves the way for fashion brands to focus on retro collections.
- Animal Prints in Fashion
- The Blumarine Spring 2011 campaign's use of animal prints showcases a potential trend for fashion brands to incorporate exotic patterns in their designs.
- Seductive Fashion Ads
- The Blumarine Spring 2011 campaign's sizzling fashion aesthetic sets a trend for future fashion ads to focus on sensual and provocative imagery.
Where This Applies
- Fashion and Apparel
- The Blumarine Spring 2011 campaign signals an opportunity for the fashion industry to expand their product offerings with vintage-inspired collections and animal print designs.
- Advertising and Marketing
- The Blumarine Spring 2011 campaign's provocative imagery creates a shift in fashion and apparel advertising to feature more seductive imagery.
- Photography and Video Production
- The Blumarine Spring 2011 campaign's sizzling aesthetic creates a trend for future fashion campaigns to feature sexually-charged imagery.
