Young blonde man wearing a bright orange hooded jacket and dark trousers standing against a textured concrete wall

Young man in dark sunglasses and a yellow long-sleeve t-shirt standing against a warm wood-textured background for Bershka

Young man wearing a yellow long-sleeve graphic t-shirt and dark trousers posing against a warm wooden wall

Close-up back view of a person with short blonde hair wearing a cream jacket with an orange label reading out of core

A male model wearing a white shirt and black trousers standing in an interior space with a window

Young man with bleached blonde hair wearing a blue zip hoodie against a blue backdrop for Bershka

Young man in a black faux leather zip-up hooded jacket against a warm wooden paneled background for Bershka Out of Core.

A male model leaning against a concrete pillar wearing a light blue button-down shirt, dark trousers, cap, and light shoes.

Young man with bleached hair wearing black sunglasses, a dark sweatshirt, and white wide-leg trousers against a solid red background

Young man wearing a yellow zip-up hoodie and matching trousers seated on a dark teal velvet couch.

Young man with dyed blonde hair wearing a white sweater and light trousers standing beside a wooden chair.

Bershka OUT OF CORE 2026

About

OUT OF CORE is a fashion editorial campaign for Bershka that explores a contemporary, utilitarian aesthetic. The project features a diverse collection of streetwear, moving through a palette of bright primary hues, earth tones, and monochromatic styling. Each frame emphasises clean lines and the varied textures of modern apparel, from faux leather and fleece-lined caps to relaxed knitwear and technical outerwear. Photographer Javier Avila captures the collection across a variety of settings, transitioning from industrial concrete environments to rich, warm-toned wood-paneled studios. The styling, led by Fer Sempere and Juanlu Perez, focuses on relaxed, layered proportions that highlight the functionality of the pieces. The series utilises soft, natural light to maintain a consistent, editorial quality across both commercial portraits and candid, mood-driven compositions.