For Sun, Sea And Sky: MR PORTER Launches Summer Stories Campaign
by Adriano Batista
MR PORTER is thrilled to announce the launch of its highly anticipated campaign, MR PORTER Summer Stories. This campaign takes you on a captivating journey through a series of multi-faceted chapters, showcasing the epitome of global summer style. Spanning three exciting months, this campaign showcases MR PORTER’s exceptional high-summer collection, featuring a remarkable lineup of 125 brands, including eight new additions, along with 49 exclusive ranges. From ready-to-wear and swimwear to shoes, accessories, luxury watches, jewelry, and lifestyle products, the curated selection provides the ultimate one-stop destination for the season.
Presented in five captivating chapters, MR PORTER Summer Stories captures all the essential elements for your warm-weather wardrobe. From vacation-inspired attire and laid-back styles to the most coveted new watches and jewelry of the season, each chapter offers something truly extraordinary.
Kicking off the campaign is the For Sun, Sea And Sky chapter, which presents carefully curated essentials for your high-summer getaway. Embrace poolside style with a range of casualwear and swimwear, including luxurious pool loungers from the new brand Oliver James Lilos and exclusive eyewear from TOM FORD and British brand Kimeze. Highlights of this chapter include high-summer pieces from LOEWE, Vilebrequin, and Frescobol Carioca, as well as an exclusive collection from CHERRY LA. Notably, the chapter showcases a collaboration between artisan brand Karu Research and Small Talk, offering a range of exclusive shirts, trousers, and jackets. Each piece is meticulously crafted using heritage Indian techniques and features hand-illustrated details. Additionally, you’ll find an array of exclusive summer shoes from renowned footwear brands Castañer, VINNY’s, and Mulo.
Check out the campaign below:
Don’t miss out on the extraordinary For Sun, Sea And Sky edit. Explore and shop this exquisite collection by visiting MR PORTER’s website today.
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