Vibrantly minimalist and boldly asymmetrical, the Peet Dullaert Fall 2012 ad campaign is a visual treat for the eyes. Inspired by the clean lines, bright colors and animal prints that are prevalent in the exciting collection itself, the print ads are playfully seductive and fiercely feminine. It is especially fun to see how the colorful backdrops interact with model Iris van Berne's body and poses.
The Peet Dullaert Fall 2012 ad campaign was shot by Meinke Klein, a talented photographer based in Arnhem, The Netherlands. The latest offerings from the Dutch label are ultra-modern, which the high gloss photoshoot concentrates on beautifully. The Dutch beauty (clearly the brand wanted to keep everything close to home) boasts a slicked-back chignon, darkly lined eyes and peach lips to finish the contemporary looks.
Bold Asymmetrical Fashion Ads
The Peet Dullaert Fall 2012 Campaign Stars a Modern Iris van Berne
Trend Themes
1. Bold Asymmetrical Fashion - Opportunity to disrupt traditional fashion norms with vibrant, minimalist, and asymmetrical designs.
2. Visual-centric Ad Campaigns - Chance to create visually stunning and captivating ad campaigns that playfully interact with colorful backdrops.
3. Ultra-modern Fashion - Potential to innovate and push the boundaries of contemporary fashion with sleek and glossy looks.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion industry can leverage bold asymmetrical designs to create unique and eye-catching collections.
2. Advertising - Opportunity for advertisers to create visually-centered campaigns that captivate audiences through playful interaction.
3. Photography - Photographers can explore opportunities to create high gloss photoshoots that showcase ultra-modern fashion.