CERCA DEL MARE

By PAP Magazine Editorial

A folding chair planted in the sand, a transparent umbrella held aloft, and crimson gloves punctuating the frame — this editorial lives in the strange, elegant threshold between the everyday and the surreal. The palette oscillates between cream-white tailoring and a layered blue-printed piece that drapes and folds against the raw texture of the shoreline, where soft sculptural silhouettes meet the grit of seaweed and damp sand. In the close-up, a navy high-neck garment with crushed, rippling texture clings to the skin, amplifying a tactile intensity, while slicked-back hair catches the diffused coastal light in a wash of languid sensuality. Styled by kalisahs, Aimee Twist, and William Berck, the imagery transforms beachside props — a chair, an umbrella — into fashion gestures that feel both familiar and estranged. The horizon line, overcast sky, and scattered driftwood form a quiet, almost melancholic stage for this meditation on proximity to the sea.