Back in December of last year, Miranda Kerr did some kind of photocall/announcement thing for Mango. She had been named the latest face of the brand, and Miranda was trying to sell it like her life depended on it. It was a lot of pose-harding and duck-facing and it worked. Not only was Miranda given the Spring 2013 campaign, but she was also given the Fall/Winter campaign. These are some images from the new shoot.

Australian model Miranda Kerr ruffled a few fashion feathers when she replaced supermodel Kate Moss as the face of high street label Mango last winter.

And now, after she proved a major hit with customers, the Spanish fashion chain has confirmed that the dimple-cheeked brunette, 30, will continue as the face of Mango for its autumn/winter campaign.

In the shot released to accompany the announcement Kerr is dishevelled but still sexy in a pair of distressed jeans, mannish layering and some stacked flatforms from the new season collection.

Talking about the latest pictures the model and business woman, who is married to actor Orlando Bloom, 36, said, ‘I had a great time shooting the Fall/Winter campaign.’

‘The clothing is especially fun this season with a punk-inspired edge. I loved that Inez and Vinoodh kept the look of the campaign very raw and natural and I think it compliments the collection well.’

Kerr joins a long roster of fashionistas who’ve also modeled for Mango, including Scarlett Johansson, Penelope Cruz, Milla Jovovich, Naomi Campbell, Eva Herzigova, Claudia Schiffer and Christy Turlington.

The Spring/Summer collection was shot in early May by acclaimed photographers Inez and Vinoodh. New York provides the backdrop for clothes that match floral prints and pastel tones with a gritty punk aesthetic.

[From The Mail]

“…that match floral prints and pastel tones with a gritty punk aesthetic.” The hell? There is NOTHING punk about these clothes whatsoever. Why do labels do that? “It’s punk, if punk is pink and floral.” Gwyneth Paltrow even tried to claim that her sad pink gown at the Met Gala was “punk” because she’s old and she didn’t want to wear a studded Vivienne Westwood gown (how gauche). As for the styling (super-punk!), I always think Mango has huge styling problems. I remember when ScarJo was the face of Mango, and they made her look like the corpse of a lifeless doll in every single photos. At least Miranda looks alive here. But she’s such a pretty/cute girl, I don’t know why they insisted on making her look kind of druggy and strung-out.

Here are some photos of Miranda last week in NYC. I hate those booties.

Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet and Mango.