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The Miu Miu Resort 2014 Ads Display Patterns and Pale Colors

The Miu Miu Resort 2014 campaign featuring actresses Lea Seydoux and Adele Exarchopoulos offers up an intriguing mixture of colors and patterns. Pale pink backdrops were captured by photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin who placed the two beauties on the floor next to one another.

Resonating with this pastel-hued backdrop were a host of patterns and prints. Together Seydoux and Exarchopoulos wore floral bustiers, jewel-encrusted sweaters, funky print skirts, high waisted undergarments and loose fitting shawls.

Much like the apparel displayed, the accessories incorporated in this collection are similarly eccentric. Whether in the form of chunky chokers, long hanging beads or bangles stacked in a haphazard manner, there is evidently nothing conservative about this set.
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