Colder fall and winter weather does mean having to bundle up to keep warm, but why not make the best of the layering situation with eclectic prints and color blending as seen in the Behati Prinsloo H&M Fall 2011 campaign? Shot by Asa Tallgard, the photoset shows some of the retailer's hottest looks for this season, from ultra-casual college-chic to sophisticated fashionista.
Leopard print hats and gloves, snakeskin-patterned cocktail dresses and bold yellows and oranges make this campaign a head-turner in all the best ways. Though the cold weather might be getting you down, these shots are a reminder that the rules of fashion were meant to be broken, and that adding a scarf to any outfit is a great way to create a polished and practical look.
For some much-needed fun fashion inspiration for the coming cold months, check out the Behati Prinsloo H&M Fall 2011 campaign.
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The Behati Prinsloo H&M Fall 2011 Shots are Fun and Fierce
Trend Themes
1. Layering Fashion - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop new materials and designs for layered clothing that combine style and functionality for colder weather.
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Industry Implications
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