If modern femininity had a mood board, Pepa Salazar’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection would sit right at the centre carefree, charismatic, and just chaotic enough to feel real. This season, the Spanish brand leans into spontaneity and unforced beauty, offering up a wardrobe that feels expressive, lived-in, and unapologetically alive. Call it a soft reset, or simply fashion that understands the moment.

The SS26 campaign brings together a diverse cast of female creatives, each embodying a different shade of the Pepa Salazar universe. Actress Ana Rujas, singer Amore, model Miriam Sánchez, historian Ana Garriga, and stylist Helena Tejedor front the visuals, not as uniform muses but as individuals. Together, they reflect a femininity that isn’t polished to perfection, it’s layered, emotional, and refreshingly honest.

Design-wise, Salazar revisits decorative elements that could easily feel dated feathers, florals and pulls them firmly into the present. Think twisted T-shirts and mini skirts that reinterpret these details with a casual, almost offhand confidence. Asymmetry and diagonal cuts appear throughout the collection, adding sculptural interest while still allowing the garments to drape effortlessly on the body.

There’s also a subtle nod to the brand’s unisex identity. Polo shirts arrive with an embroidered logo and a quietly emotional “miss you” printed across the back, a small detail that feels intimate, personal, and very now.

Bold without being rigid, imperfect on purpose, the collection mirrors the rhythm of modern life. It celebrates beauty in the mess, confidence in contradiction, and femininity that doesn’t ask for permission.

The campaign also features actress Úrsula Corberó, further expanding the world Salazar builds this season. Explore the full Spring/Summer 2026 collection now via the brand’s website.