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Quite the Pair

Man standing with child on shoulders wearing Bal Harbour Shops X Orlebar Brown Collab Swim Shorts

Models wearing limited-edition Bal Harbour Shops X Orlebar Brown swim shorts, available now for Pre-Order. Shot on location by Andres Oyuela at the Shelborne by Proper, Miami Beach.

Just in time for Father’s Day, men’s swim and resort wear label Orlebar Brown has joined forces with Bal Harbour Shops on its first fashion collab: limited-edition swim shorts.  Artist Sebastian Marc Graham was tapped to hand-paint a print that now lives on Orlebar Brown’s signature Bulldog, and for the littles, Russell, swim shorts, transforming the summer wardrobe staple into a hyper-local (and heartfelt) creative canvas.

“This collaboration is particularly special to me because it brings together two names that I genuinely admire,” says Graham, who won the Shops’ Creative Challenge fashion illustration initiative, in 2023.

Bal Harbour Shops X Orlebar Brown Swim short with tropical print


Bal Harbour Shops X Orlebar Brown
Bulldog men’s swim shorts


Bal Harbour Shops X Orlebar Brown Swim short with tropical print


Bal Harbour Shops X Orlebar Brown
Russell kid’s swim shorts


Kid with towel on head and sunglasses

Purchase the Russell swim shorts on balharbourshops.com or for Access Members, at the Shops’ Access Suite.

His familiarity with the setting runs deep. “Bal Harbour Shops is a place I know well and have enjoyed for many years. There is a unique atmosphere that is difficult to find anywhere else: a combination of tropical beauty, elegance, serenity, and sophistication.”

That atmosphere became his mood board. Graham drew inspiration directly from the property’s most recognizable outdoor flourishes, such as the iconic koi ponds, the lush palms, and the orchids that drift through the Shops’ open-air corridors. “One of my favorite details is the layering of the orchids over the landscape elements, creating shadows and depth that give the piece an almost three-dimensional quality,” says Graham.”

The result is something of a dreamlike vision: lacquered blooms, reflective pools, and drifting fish rendered in luminous watercolors. “Rather than simply depicting a location, I wanted to capture the sense of tranquility and escape that people feel when they spend time at the Shops,” adds Graham.

tropical print

Mission accomplished. The finished piece feels, as Graham puts it, “effortless, wearable, and perfectly suited to summer.”

The collaboration is sold exclusively at Orlebar Brown’s Bal Harbour Shops boutique (men’s only), while both styles are available online at BalHarbourShops.com. Access members can visit the Access Suite to purchase both men’s and kid’s sizes.


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