Fashion retailers all over are sweeping up its stores with spectacular spring collections, and not one to disappoint is the Jessica Hart Free People January 2012 collection.
After revealing its fabulous New York collection, the Los Angeles pieces are simply to-die-for. The lookbook gets Australian model Jessica Hart to sport some of the stellar pieces on offer. From smacking shorts to lightweight tops and dresses, this January collection gets chic and charming.
The January catalog gets photographer Chrissy Piper to capture million-dollar smiles of Jessica as she basks in the glory of the sun sporting surfboards and other dynamic props. In this sun-soaked issue, the lightweight tops, boho dresses and simple avatar stands out and welcomes the warm summer days that are soon to come.
Sun-Soaked Surfing Snapshots
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