Emily Feld embraced ocean minimalism in a pale blue Berlook bikini—clean lines, high cuts, and a quiet nod to 2025’s swimwear simplicity.
In a sunlit beachside shoot for Berlook, Emily Feld stepped into the surf wearing a light blue bikini that captured the brand’s ethos of clean design and coastal ease. Photographed in shallow water with the ocean behind her and a partly cloudy sky overhead, Feld’s look was all about restraint—no embellishments, no theatrics, just form and silhouette.
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The bikini featured a thin-strapped top with a small center cutout, paired with high-cut bottoms that elongated the leg and emphasized Feld’s athletic frame. The color—a soft, powdery blue—felt like a visual sigh, a palette pulled from seafoam and sky. The styling was minimal: no jewelry, no accessories, just Feld and the elements.
Berlook, known for its sustainable swimwear and minimalist aesthetic, has been gaining traction among Gen Z consumers for its ethical production and timeless cuts. Feld’s appearance in the campaign aligns with her growing portfolio of beachwear collaborations, including recent shoots for Sea Level Swim and Everie.
