Pull & Bear
Swim edit
Apr 2026
Pull & Bear’s Swim edit captures the raw, sun-drenched essence of Mediterranean summer through an editorial lens that prioritizes ease and organic texture. Photographed by Joaquin Burgueño, the campaign leans into a nostalgic, coastal aesthetic, utilizing soft natural light to emphasize the tactile quality of the collection’s wet-look hair styling and diverse swimwear fabrics. From metallic finishes and intricate patterns to playful polka-dot sets and relaxed beachwear, the imagery moves fluidly between structured editorial portraits and candid lifestyle captures. Featuring models like Anna Pricope, the narrative unfolds across weathered wooden piers and rugged, rocky shorelines that ground the high-fashion elements in an accessible, warm reality. By balancing a vibrant color palette with the muted, rustic tones of the environment, the project creates a cohesive seasonal story. The use of natural lighting throughout the series allows the swimwear to take center stage, while the inclusion of simple styling choices—like draped sarongs and denim—reinforces a breezy, contemporary appeal. The result is a series that feels both curated and spontaneous, perfectly reflecting the brand's commitment to modern, youthful fashion. Through this precise fusion of light, texture, and location, the Swim edit effectively translates the energy of a seaside getaway into a compelling visual campaign that resonates with a summer-ready audience.
Lifestyle, Editorial
Natural light
Swimwear, Fashion
