The fashion world’s most exciting time of the year is almost here, and the Prada Fall 2011 Film Campaign does a beautiful job of showcasing yet another reason why fall is undoubtedly the most important time of the year in terms of fashion.
The Prada Fall 2011 Film Campaign stars Frida Gustavsson, Kelly Mittendorf, Antonia Wesseloh and other gorgeous models admiring their Prada outfits, pulling up their knee socks and performing other simple tasks that are not typically seen as sexy -- but these models could make taking out the garbage look glamorous.
Accompanying the ad campaign shot by world-renowned fashion photographer Steven Meisel, the Prada Fall 2011 Film Campaign is a short reminder of why Miuccia Prada is irreplaceable in the fashion world. Like anyone needed a reminder.
Retro Fall Fashion Films
The Prada Fall 2011 Film Campaign is Sultry and Smoldering
Trend Themes
1. Fall Fashion Films - Fashion films during the fall season are becoming more prominent in the fashion industry, providing designers with innovative opportunities to showcase their designs.
2. Sultry Campaigns - Sultry campaign films are becoming more popular in the fashion industry to highlight fashion designs, providing opportunities for fashion brands to create unique and daring campaigns.
3. Model Endorsements - Fashion brands are utilizing models to film their campaigns to achieve a unique approach in retaining customer attention and loyalty.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - There is now an increased demand for more creative and unique films by fashion brands to endorse their products, creating opportunities for fashion designers, models and photographers.
2. Film Industry - More projects concerning fashion films are expected in the film industry, providing ample opportunities for new filmmakers to explore this niche and generate new creative ideas.
3. Advertising Industry - The rise of fashion films provides an opportunity for advertising companies to enter the fashion industry and create unique ad campaigns for fashion brands.