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Featured BIMBA Y LOLA projects

This week's top BIMBA Y LOLA projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

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BIMBA Y LOLA · Cala Bimba Social Media Campaign

The Cala Bimba social media campaign for Bimba Y Lola is a masterclass in evocative, Mediterranean-inspired storytelling, masterfully capturing the essence of a sun-drenched summer escape. Captured through the lens of photographer Furkan Temir, the project channels a serene and tactile aesthetic that feels both editorial and intimately personal. Model Oyku Bastas anchors the visuals, bringing a relaxed, natural presence to a series of settings that range from rugged, sun-drenched rock formations to crystalline coastal waters. The campaign leans into a monochromatic and earth-toned palette, highlighting the intricate textures of the collection—from hand-crocheted hobo bags and fringe-heavy totes to delicate lace trousers and color-blocked swimsuits. By utilizing high-key lighting and natural light, Temir creates a cinematic, dreamlike atmosphere where the boundary between product and environment dissolves. Techniques such as high-speed freeze photography bring a dynamic, playful energy to scenes of seaside leisure, while the consistent use of shallow depth of field ensures a focus on the artisanal details of the accessories. The imagery serves as a cohesive love letter to coastal living, perfectly aligning the brand with a sense of effortless, elevated style that feels both timeless and grounded in the sensory experience of a holiday by the sea.

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BIMBA Y LOLA · #BIMBAYPALOMO S/S 25 Backstage

The #BIMBAYPALOMO S/S 25 project offers an editorial, documentary-style look behind the scenes of the latest Bimba Y Lola collection. Designed by Alejandro Gómez Palomo, the collection emphasizes intricate textures, from shaggy orange outerwear and leopard prints to sculptural hardware on footwear and accessories. The documentation captures the collaborative energy of the preparation space, focusing on the interplay between avant-garde design elements and the utilitarian aesthetic of the setting. Photographer César Segarra captures the collection with a clean, editorial lens, utilizing natural light to highlight the material contrasts. The styling, led by Alicia Padrón, incorporates layered garments and bold jewelry, while hair by Laurent Philippon and makeup by Marcelo Gutierrez provide a polished finish to the look. The project features models Anabel Payano, August Atkinson, and Helen Albornoz in a series of candid moments and detailed product studies.