Roberto Cavalli Spring/Summer 2014 CampaignRoberto Cavalli Spring Summer 2014 Campaign

Model Iselin Steiro fronts the Roberto Cavalli spring/summer 2014 ad campaign. The luxury label's ad campaign lensed by photographer David Sims in London is inspired by the cinematography of the silver screen, but has an added modern twist. As always, the label's focus stays on style and glamor with a hefty dose of sexiness thrown in. According to the luxury label, “the Cavalli woman is the Goddess of a sensual revolution”, so it's no surprise the new looks feature a variety of sultry accents, from the styling of the new pieces done by Marie Chaix to the hair styling and makeup choices made by Paul Hanlon and Linda Cantello.

Though the label's signature animal prints have taken a back seat in the past seasons, it seems like the spring 2014 season brings them back in full force. Among the options that steal the spotlight most in the new campaign are stunning jackets and pants with iguana, python, and crocodile patchwork details, chic languid dresses featuring wild cat prints as well as cool statement accessories. The iconic Hera and Dea bags, along with chic statement jewelry and classy eyewear, are some of the items the label uses to take the gorgeous looks to the next level.

As always, the options presented in the new Roberto Cavalli spring 2014 campaign cater to bold women who aren't afraid of becoming the center of attention, whether it's through daring skin-baring ensembles or simply through daring combos which inevitably make everyone want to take a closer look at the outfit. If you're looking for cool ideas on how to mix prints the right way, the new 2014 Roberto Cavalli ad campaign can definitely give you a few great pointers.

Though women who thrive in the spotlight are the ones that will most likely be drawn to the new looks the new Roberto Cavalli spring/summer 2014 ads bring into attention, anyone who wants to take their look to the next level with the help of stunning accessories can find several helpful style suggestions in the new campaign.