The Meredith Wendell Fall 2011 Campaign is Stunning
Souzan Michael — November 8, 2011 — Marketing
References: style & fashionologie
For a brand that is relatively new, the Meredith Wendell Fall 2011 collection has gotten so much buzz that you would think it had been around for decades. In actuality, designers (and husband and wife) Meredith and Wendell German only started the accessories brand in 2008.
The color-block bags and quirky, chunky belts have already become fixtures in high fashion magazines like Vogue, Elle, W, Harper’s Bazaar and Marie Claire. The vibrant color combinations and chic, streamlined cuts give the Meredith Wendell Fall 2011 collection a sporty-luxe feel that has been popping up on runways around the world.
“The color inspiration comes mainly from The Greenbrier Hotel in West Virginia. I spent my childhoods there, and the Dorothy Draper-designed interiors are so vibrant and dynamic, it’s hard not to become inspired,” Meredith explains.
Check out the Meredith Wendell Fall 2011 collection for some bold inspiration for fall.
The color-block bags and quirky, chunky belts have already become fixtures in high fashion magazines like Vogue, Elle, W, Harper’s Bazaar and Marie Claire. The vibrant color combinations and chic, streamlined cuts give the Meredith Wendell Fall 2011 collection a sporty-luxe feel that has been popping up on runways around the world.
“The color inspiration comes mainly from The Greenbrier Hotel in West Virginia. I spent my childhoods there, and the Dorothy Draper-designed interiors are so vibrant and dynamic, it’s hard not to become inspired,” Meredith explains.
Check out the Meredith Wendell Fall 2011 collection for some bold inspiration for fall.
Trend Themes
1. Color-blocked Accessories - Designers can experiment with bold and contrasting color combinations on accessories for a sporty-luxe feel.
2. Streamlined Cuts in Fashion - Fashion designers can create a chic, minimalist look by incorporating streamlined cuts into their designs.
3. Inspirations From Childhood Memories - Brands can find unique design inspirations by drawing from personal experiences and childhood memories.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion and Accessories - Fashion brands can experiment with bold color-blocking and streamlined cuts to create unique and chic designs.
2. Interior Design and Styling - Interior designers can draw inspiration from childhood memories and incorporate vibrant and dynamic color palettes into their designs.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Marketers can leverage the emotional connection to childhood memories to create successful ad campaigns that resonate with consumers.
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