We still love Benidorm

Photographed by Ana Barberá.

Soaking up the sunlight. A summer story with two muses photographed by Ana Barberá.
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We still love Benidorm

Credits:

Photographer: Ana Barberá / @annnbar
Styling: María Iribarren / @mariairinovo
Make-up: La Flaca / @laflaca.mua
Models: Clara Guiñón / @claraguinon
Jessica Frechina/ @jessicafrechina
at Carmen Duran Agency  / @carmenduranagency

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