Zara TRF Fall/Winter 2013 Campaign Zara Trf Plaid Dresses And Knits Fall 2013

Zara TRF campaign for fall/winter 2013 brings an interesting set of ensembles inspired by some of the most interesting runway trends. For its newest ads shot by Patrick Demarchelier, the label tapped models Kirstin Liljegren, Ondria Hardin and Tilda Lindstam. It seems that the label has kept some of the somber, versatile office appropriate pieces which were the focus of the main Zara August/September 2013 lookbook but also brought plenty of youthful pieces inspired by the fall 2013 trends.

For one, there are plenty of grunge-inspired outfits. If you're willing to let your inner tough-gal surface this season, you'll find plenty of fashionable ensembles and exciting pieces to help you rock the trend. Plaid shirts, fish net tights and combat boots might be the first things that pop into mind, but they are far from being the only choice as the label brings several interesting variations worth considering. Still, in case such alternatives are not your thing, there are plenty of other choices that might catch your eye.

There are also several feminine options such as beautifully printed dresses, however in tone with the new season trends, a tomboyish allure dominates. Surprisingly, denim is underrepresented in the new campaign, but it seems that patched jeans are making a comeback in the new Zara TRF fall 2013 line. For the times when a cozy coat is a necessity, the label has a variety of interesting alternatives. The oversized leopard print coat is perhaps one of the best choice for those who are looking to make an instant statement. 

The accessories included in the new Zara campaign are also noteworthy. In addition to the combat boots which are part of the grunge inspired ensembles, the new line brings some interesting pointy toe metallic boots and a few metallic bracelets to add a bit more visual impact. Given the statement making potential of the pieces included in the new line, accessories are often not crucial and thus are best kept at a minimum.