Zara Chases Endless Summer with Francesco Ruggiero

Sun-bleached hues, weathered textures, and easy separates shape a coastal wardrobe with the ease of a well-worn summer tradition.

The Fashionisto

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Published June 1, 2026

Francesco Ruggiero stands under dappled tree shade in a cream knit sweater layered over an olive green thermal long-sleeve, paired with brown drawstring shorts and a gold chain
Francesco Ruggiero wears a layered beach look for Zara. Photo: Zara

Zara escapes to the beach for its latest menswear edit, casting Francesco Ruggiero in sun-drenched images that capture summer at its slowest. Set against golden sands and calm coastal stretches, Francesco moves between surf, shoreline, and shade in a wardrobe suited to long days outdoors.

Zara Summer 2026 Beachwear

Francesco Ruggiero shields his eyes with one arm while holding a green coconut, wearing olive hibiscus-print swim shorts on a sun-warmed sand beach
Francesco Ruggiero pauses with a fresh coconut between dips, styled in tropical-print swim shorts. Photo: Zara

Printed swim trunks, graphic tees, lightweight sweatshirts, and open plaid shirts recall the surf and travel photography that once filled summer catalogs and magazine back pages. Oversized sunglasses, bucket hats, and shell necklaces round out a wardrobe that feels collected over the course of a summer.

Francesco Ruggiero leans against a palm trunk in a coral pink plaid short-sleeve shirt left open over a bare chest, black swim shorts, a beige bucket hat, and sunglasses
A coral plaid shirt and swim shorts with a bucket hat channel summer ease. Photo: Zara

The styling runs on weathered textures and sun-bleached color, working through dusty pinks, washed olives, ocean blues, and warm neutrals.

Francesco Ruggiero strides out of the surf at golden hour in navy and white vertical striped swim trunks and dark sunglasses, sunlight flaring across his bare chest
Francesco Ruggiero catches the last light in striped swim trunks for Zara. Photo: Zara

Whether hauling a surfboard across the sand or cooling off at the water’s edge, the edit lands on the carefree mood Zara is after, one rooted in the simple pleasures of salt air, late sunsets, and clothes made for the days between them.

Francesco Ruggiero stands barefoot on a wide sand beach with a longboard upright beside him, wearing a faded navy Miami sweatshirt and black hibiscus-print swim shorts, ocean and hazy islands behind him
Surf in hand, Francesco Ruggiero models a faded Miami sweatshirt with printed trunks. Photo: Zara

Bad Bunny’s BENITO ANTONIO line with Zara shows another side of the brand’s summer, with tailoring, hoodies, and washed caps shot along the Puerto Rican coast.

Intimate close-up of Francesco Ruggiero resting his head on his arm in a coral red corded bucket hat and a shell necklace, dappled warm light across his face
Francesco Ruggiero settles in under the brim of a red bucket hat. Photo: Zara

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