Whilst Zimmermann has grown ubiquitous amongst our summer closets, and Zimmer-swimmers have made for ultimate beach bag staples, next season we see the brand reveal their moodier side.

Floral frocks and feminine throw-overs dominated the spring / summer collection (in a way that Zimmermann does best, with beautiful fabrics, attention to detail and cutaways here, there and everywhere). Transitioning into colder temperatures – and a generally more sombre season all round – the next collection offers moodiness and sultriness, and evokes a sense of illicit beauty.

Fusing subtle ‘20s nostalgia with a modern hint of exotica, Rebellion Is The Night brings with it French lace, opulent velvets and custom-woven brocades, for both visual and tactile effect. Add to that the beauty of oriental botanical print, the sex appeal of bias-cut silk, and Zimmermann’s unmatched ability to empower the female form, and you’ll perhaps start to see the allure.

zimmermann winter 2012

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Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign
Zimmermann A/W '12 Campaign

Sophisticated yet identifiably defiant, it seems the Zimmermann winter woman is far more empowered than her breezy summer predecessor. Males, you better watch yourselves.

For the full Zimmermann autumn / winter 2012 campaign click on the thumbnails above.

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Brit-fashion student turned globally travelling intern, Alice Tate is a style blogger and freelance journalist. Currently writing for Fashionising.com and NYLON magazine, she’s a pretty standard fash-obsessive, with a 4 times-a-week shopping addiction, a weakness for glossy magazines, and a struggling-to-keep-up bank account. You can read more work by her at her blog, Fashion & Circus.