Lara Stone for Calvin Klein Fall 2012 Campaign

Look completely ravishing this season with the delightful and completely seductive options highlighted by world renowned model Lara Stone in the Calvin Klein fall 2012 campaign.

Since the fall of 2010, the name Lara Stone has become closely associated with the Calvin Klein brand and it seems that the relationship has been mutually beneficial since we are able to see the Dutch-born model once again in the new season campaigns from the sophisticated and elegant to the hot and steamy. The epitome of the latter is undoubtedly the Calvin Klein Jeans campaign which presents a sizzling set of pictures of the well known model alongside male models Myles Crosby & Janis Ancens.

Photographed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, the newest campaign is not as controversial as the previous ones, but definitely compensates for this factor with a variety of interesting and extremely suggestive look. In fact, if we are taking a single glance at the pics, we can immediately understand why jeans have become a strong symbol of sexiness over the years. In fact, nothing seems off limits in the newest campaign. 

From the denim on denim look to the sexy, racy and slightly shiny finish that inevitably takes some courage to wear considering its show stopping abilities along with its slightly unusual factor, the choices seem to point out that the next months are the months of experimentation, sexiness and complete desire to stand out, all of which require decent levels of self confidence as well as a desire to experiment. Simple yet effective touches are key for creating the looks that ultimately become memorable it seems.

With all the well placed color and effect accents, the need for accessories to ensure enough complexity to be able to attract a lot of positive attention. Less is truly more when talking about fab casual wear which can also translate into club wear. Look ravishing this season with the delightful alternatives presented in the newest Calvin Klein Jeans fall 2012 ad campaign.

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