The Zara Fall 2011 Catalog is Cool, Comfy and Confident
Meghan Young — August 6, 2011 — Fashion
The Zara Fall 2011 catalog is full of cool, comfortable and confident looks. With an extremely popular androgynous theme, this collection is captivating and unpretentious. Much of these features are due to the natural look of the model. Instead of making up for the rather masculine outfits with piles of dramatic makeup, her clean look allows the clothing to stand out.
Starring Stella Tennant, the Zara Fall 2011 lookbook is as detailed and precise as the model's overall appearance. With a simple, dark-blue backdrop and a casual positioning of Tennant, the looks come across as assured and attractive, despite being carefully styled. The palette of the clothes is also dark, with hints of bright hues here and there. Perfect for the autumn season, this collection features plenty of potential work outfits.
Starring Stella Tennant, the Zara Fall 2011 lookbook is as detailed and precise as the model's overall appearance. With a simple, dark-blue backdrop and a casual positioning of Tennant, the looks come across as assured and attractive, despite being carefully styled. The palette of the clothes is also dark, with hints of bright hues here and there. Perfect for the autumn season, this collection features plenty of potential work outfits.
Trend Themes
1. Androgynous Fashion - The popularity of androgynous themes in fashion presents an opportunity for clothing brands to expand their customer base and cater to a gender-neutral market.
2. Minimalistic Makeup - The trend towards natural, minimalistic makeup in fashion campaigns presents opportunities for makeup companies to promote their products as enhancing natural beauty rather than masking it.
3. Dark Autumn Palettes - The use of dark colors and autumnal palettes in fashion collections presents an opportunity for cosmetic companies to release complementary products such as dark nail polish colors and eyeshadow palettes.
Industry Implications
1. Clothing - Clothing brands could capitalize on the trend towards androgynous fashion by designing gender-neutral clothing, attracting consumers who prefer more fluid, non-binary styles.
2. Makeup - Makeup companies could capitalize on the trend towards minimalistic makeup in fashion campaigns by creating and promoting products that enhance natural beauty rather than mask it.
3. Cosmetics - Cosmetic companies could capitalize on the trend towards dark and autumnal palettes in fashion collections by releasing complementary products like dark nail polish colors and eyeshadow palettes.
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