The Jacquelyn Jablonski Max Mara Spring 2011 campaign for its Weekend collection is a vibrant line of colors perfect for a weekend getaway.
Photographed alongside a parrot, this brunette beauty matches the vivacious bird in bold colors and prints. With its large floral designs and mellow-yellow ensembles, the Jacquelyn Jablonski Max Mara Spring 2011 campaign is a brilliant look into the warm and breezy season.
Implications - With society still skeptical about spending following the economic recession, buyers are looking for ways to feel exotic without having to spend large sums of money. These looks imbue style with a sense of luxury and foreign appeal that allows buyers to feel opulent without traveling around the world. Companies should consider infusing commodities with unfamiliar elements to give consumers a sense of luxury while walking the streets of their hometown.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Affordable Luxury
- Companies can capitalize on the trend of buyers wanting to feel opulent without spending large sums of money by infusing commodities with unfamiliar elements to give consumers a sense of luxury while staying within budget.
- Exotic-inspired Fashion
- There is an opportunity for fashion companies to create collections that incorporate foreign appeal and unique elements to provide buyers with a sense of luxury and style.
- Printed Apparel
- The trend of large floral designs and bold prints seen in the Jacquelyn Jablonski Max Mara Spring 2011 campaign opens up opportunities for companies to create standout, vibrant designs in their apparel lines.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion companies can tap into the trend of exotic-inspired fashion by creating collections that incorporate foreign appeal and unique elements, providing buyers with a sense of luxury and style.
- Travel and Tourism
- Companies in the travel and tourism industry can leverage the trend of buyers wanting to feel opulent without traveling by offering local experiences that provide a sense of luxury and foreign culture.
- Home Decor
- The trend of large floral designs and bold prints seen in the Jacquelyn Jablonski Max Mara Spring 2011 campaign presents an opportunity for home decor companies to create vibrant and standout designs in their products.
