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Model wearing yellow printed outfit and wide-brim hat resting against dark red netting

Model wearing white sailor hat and red zip garment covering lower face for Vogue Espana

Model seated in a white plastic chair wearing a zipped hoodie and sequined skirt against a weathered green metal wall.

Model wearing a large red coat and white cap leaning against a wall for Vogue Espana

Model in a bright red outfit and carrying a red handbag walking across a striped red and white crosswalk

Model wearing a yellow vest and green skirt standing on a ledge against a sunset sky with palm trees.

Model Annemary Aderibigbe in red top and dark shorts on a boat under a clear blue sky for Vogue Espana.

Model standing outdoors wearing a dark jacket over a patterned dress and white socks with black shoes against large plastic containers

Model Annemary Aderibigbe posing against a yellow wall with one leg resting on a green bollard for Vogue Espana.

Model wearing a white structured coat and black gloves standing in front of a large painted ship hull

Model wearing a dark hooded jacket and red top holding a red handbag against a neutral background

Model wearing a brown jacket with a prominent collar leaning against a blue wall with graphic eyeliner.

Model seated on a white container outdoors wearing a feather-trimmed cape jacket and patterned midi skirt

Model lying down on a bright blue net wearing a white sequin dress and holding a dark red handbag

Vogue España Oh Capitan, Mi Capitan 2025

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Oh Capitan, Mi Capitan is a vibrant fashion editorial for Vogue España, captured through the lens of photographer David Gomez Maestre. The series juxtaposes high-fashion silhouettes against raw, industrial, and nautical backdrops, utilizing warm, natural light and analogue film techniques to build a tactile, sun-drenched atmosphere. Annemary Aderibigbe leads the visuals, showcasing a collection of voluminous coats, graphic prints, and layered avant-garde textures. Styling by Alicia Padrón emphasizes bold, primary-colored ensembles that interact dynamically with their surroundings. The production features hair and makeup by Vicent Guijarro, with casting direction by Janay Bailey, anchoring the imagery in a clean, editorial aesthetic.