Bimba y Lola launches capsule honoring Georges Seurat for London's National Gallery
Spanish fashion and accessories brand Bimba y Lola is reaffirming its commitment to the arts. To celebrate the 200th anniversary of London's National Gallery, the label has partnered with the institution to launch a capsule collection that pays tribute to French neo-impressionist painter Georges Seurat.
Part of the Spring/Summer 2025 season, the collection takes direct inspiration from Seurat's Bathers at Asnières, a landmark work in pointillism. It features a curated range of shirts, dresses, bags, and a printed towel. Prices start at €75 for the towel and go up to €265 for a medium-sized leather bag. The collection is available on Bimba y Lola's e-commerce platform and in selected retail locations.
As part of the collaboration, Bimba y Lola and the National Gallery will soon release an exclusive video that explores the story behind the iconic painting, providing historical context and insight into its creation.
Founded in 2005 by sisters María and Uxía Domínguez, Bimba y Lola is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. The brand now operates over 300 retail locations worldwide and reaches 55 markets through its online platform.
According to its most recent financial results, the company generated revenues exceeding €234 million in fiscal year 2024, reflecting a 3% increase over the previous year. This growth was driven largely by the strong performance of its international sales.
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