Joan & Biel Team Up Again with Pull&Bear for Autumn’s Hottest Trends
by Adriano Batista
Joan & Biel are back in collaboration with Pull&Bear to showcase the latest trends for autumn. This time, it’s all about embracing volume and the London aesthetic, two defining features of Inditex’s youthful brand.
The creative duo takes to the streets of central London, becoming the embodiment of this season’s standout pieces. With oversized fittings, the looks are infused with skater vibes, wide-leg trousers, baggy styles, and an abundance of volume in garments with that effortlessly cool, worn-in appearance.
Among the highlights are washed and “dirty” effect sweatshirts and t-shirts that exude a vintage charm. You’ll find overshirts, layering of basic pieces, and a color palette that navigates between blacks, grays, earthy tones, and off-white hues. The urban style permeates the graphics on the clothing and the footwear, with sneakers, military boots, and British-style loafers completing these comfortable and street-ready outfits. Accessories play a crucial role, featuring mittens, beanie hats, and sunglasses in dark tones.
Check out the campaign images below:
If you’re ready to embrace these trends, the collection is already available both online at pullandbear.com and in physical stores.
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