LOANO

By PAP Magazine Editorial

Standing at the water's edge, a figure wears a sky-blue striped trench coat paired with a matching bucket hat pulled low over the brow. The coat features a notched collar that falls open loosely, revealing a layered look beneath: a beige knit top and camel linen trousers secured with a rope drawstring at the waist. The silhouette is effortlessly androgynous, balancing structure and ease with barefoot simplicity — feet half-submerged in the shallow surf, treading over a gravelly shore. The palette is subdued, the sea a pale grey-blue smudged by diffused light, with a distant boat visible on the horizon. Fabric and water share the same languid softness; the coat's double-breasted front parts as the body shifts, hinting at skin and underlayers. This is vacation dressing at its most instinctive — no performance, only texture, stripe, and shoreline quiet.