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Michael Kors Holiday 2011 Ads Showcase a Good Time

It's the time of year when fashion campaigns are starting to allude to fun, festive soirees and overflowing bottles of champagne, and the Michael Kors Holiday 2011 campaign is one of them.

The Michael Kors Holiday 2011 print ads were photographed by famed fashion photographer Mario Testino and show us what a good time looks like. Featured in the ads are models Karmen Pedaru, Emily Senko, Simon Nessman, Taylor Fuchs, Armando Cabral and Grayson Gettys, all of whom look like they are having a blast partying in a crowded nightclub. The ads showcase a variety of drool-worthy Michael Kors accessories including beautiful chunky, chained gold bracelets, gilded and embossed totes as well as an example of a must-have Michael Kors watch.

If you weren't already in the holiday spirit (I mean, the holiday party spirit), the Michael Kors Holiday 2011 is sure to change that.
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