Summer 2025 by Julia Marino

An exploration of the S/S25 collection, our latest editorial represents a change of pace. Time dilates; the franticness of our daily lives recede. Were it not for the sun that hangs above us, conjuring shadows and dappled shade, it would be easy to ignore time altogether. A slowness that matches the simmering heat of Jamaica permeates the images of Julia Marino, taken just as another day draws to a close.

Shades of dusky pink and beige appear across our garment-dyed Nelson Sweatshirts and Shorts, reflective of the sky at sunset. Relaxed fits, dropped shoulders, and cinching rib-knit trims underpin a sense of ease and comfort.

With their loose silhouettes, the Double Knee Pant and Women’s Brandon Short follow suit, complemented by airy cotton long-sleeve shirts and breathable mesh t-shirts. Meanwhile, two new skirts are introduced to the women’s collection, including a lightweight cargo style and a short-length canvas piece, featuring elements which nod to our classic work pants.

Julia Marino is a Dutch-Italian photographer based in Paris, whose work explores human connection while fostering a dialogue with her portrait subjects. This March, she debuts the publication A Reflection on Belonging alongside stylist Rebecca Purshouse, examining their personal ties to the Parisian community, while honoring photographers such as Samuel Fosso and Malick Sidibé.