Rosalía's sister, responsible for Lamine Yamal's style change
Pilar Vila has revealed on Instagram that she has been doing styling for the Barça player
BarcelonaFor some time now, footballers have stopped being simply athletes to become style icons, very often through association with fashion brands of recognized prestige. But finding the perfect styling is not an easy task and it's most common that, when dressing, celebrities receive advice from expert professionals who know much more about fashion than they do. Lamine Yamal, the great star of Barça and one of the outstanding footballers of the 2026 World Cup, has also decided to rely on someone external to choose the pieces for his wardrobe. The chosen one to advise him is a person almost as well-known as him, Pilar Vila, Rosalía's sister.
The creative, whom Rosalía affectionately calls Pili, revealed her association with the footballer this Friday. On her Instagram profile, she has posted a series of videos and photographs of Lamine Yamal and accompanied them with the text "I've been styling Lamine". The message ends with a string of ten pink heart emojis. In the images she has posted, the athlete can be seen with some of the looks which he has worn in recent weeks and a change is detected compared to the wardrobe he wore, for example, when he went out with Nicki Nicole. Pink jackets, handbags of different sizes and colors, and garments that show an interest in a more sober and elegant style of dress than in previous times. In one of the photos he can be seen wearing a Dior leather jacket, a brand that Rosalía's sister knows well because she has collaborated closely with the singer for the "tour of Light.
In the publication, Vila thanks the team with whom she has been collaborating: Inés Segura, publicist and executive producer; stylist Helena Contreras, who has worked for people like singer Amaia, and creative director Lisa Salker, who is part of the company Motomami SL.
Like Rosalía, Vila has intensely experienced the World Cup, as she has made clear through social media. In fact, on the day of the final, she posted videos and photos in which she appeared with the Spanish flag painted on her cheeks and could be seen celebrating the team's victory alongside her partner, Diego Ibáñez, singer of Carolina Durante, and several friends. As expected, she accompanied the compilation of snapshots with a song by her sister, Despechá, which also played when Spain won the World Cup.
