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Laurens Bianchi

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Nude Projects

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5th of Februari 2026

How Nude Projects Ibiza mansion turned into a 'Content Orgy'

Intro: content as the new currency

In a hyper‑connected world where attention spans are limited and algorithms decide what goes viral, content is the currency of modern brands. Yet not all content strategies are created equal. Many labels still push products without crafting a narrative, while a handful of disruptors build worlds around their products.

Spanish street‑wear brand Nude Project falls firmly into the latter group. Founded in 2019 by Alejandro (Alex) Benlloch and Bruno Casanovas, the company started with €600 and a dorm‑room dream. By turning “content into the main character” and telling behind‑the‑scenes stories rather than simply pushing clothes, the pair generated €630 k in their first year and revenue leapt to nearly $30 million by 2023. Their authenticity and behind‑the‑scenes storytelling built a loyal community of over one million followers on Instagram and TikTok, proving that meaningful narratives can drive growth.

In the summer of 2025, Nude Project took the idea of experience‑driven storytelling to a whole new level. They rented a luxurious villa in Ibiza and filled it with more than 30 international artists, actors, athletes and influencers boasting over 70 million collective followers.

The brand spent a week hosting boat parties, wellness sessions, paddle tournaments and intimate dinners. The result was an avalanche of organic, shareable content.

From today on, at Headsprung, we call this smart strategy the "Content Orgy".

“What Happens in the Mansion, Stays in the Mansion.”

The Nude Project Mansion was more than a luxurious retreat; it was a carefully crafted stage for content creation. The brand’s own description likened the villa to something out of MTV Cribs. It’s “a space where wellness meets hangover” with morning runs ending in granola bowls and a rotating library wall leading to an after‑party. The schedule reflected this duality: 9–12 you’re a monk, 12–5 movement and after 5 p.m. pure human energy. In short, it was “like Julio Iglesias had a Pinterest board and too much budget”.

Nude Project invited a diverse group of over 30 international talents, including artists such as Nicky Nicole, Becky G and Trueno, actors and YouTubers like David Dobrik, and influencers such as Lily Rowland and Noah Beck. Combined, these guests have more than 70 million social‑media followers, effectively turning the mansion into a cross‑platform broadcast hub.

Activities and content

Over a week, attendees enjoyed a curated mix of boat parties, wellness sessions, paddle tournaments and intimate dinners while wearing custom summer pieces designed by the brand. Each activity provided a different backdrop for photos, vlogs and reels. The tagline “What Happens in the Mansion, Stays in the Mansion” created an aura of exclusivity and FOMO, encouraging viewers to follow every update. By capturing everything, from morning meditations to late‑night dancing, the brand generated a never‑ending stream of shareable assets.

The mansion page on Nude Project’s site reinforces this narrative. It describes the villa as a place where a rotating library wall leads to after‑parties and every corner shifts with the day. Visitors can even shop the looks directly from the mansion imagery, seamlessly linking content to commerce.

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Laurens Bianchi

pHOTOS

Nude Projects

dATE

5th of Februari 2026

Why the “Content Orgy” works: our strategic insights:


  1. Experiences become content factories. By designing a week with varied activities and a photogenic setting, Nude Project ensured that every moment was content‑worthy. Instead of scheduling a single campaign shoot, they created an environment where dozens of creators captured hundreds of micro‑stories.

  2. Cross‑audience amplification. Inviting talents with over 70 million combined followers instantly multiplies reach. Every attendee shares their perspective, introducing Nude Project to new audiences across languages and interests.

  3. Authenticity and spontaneity. The brand’s ethos—showing both the glam and the grind—makes behind‑the‑scenes footage credible. Candid moments of wellness rituals, board‑game nights or messy after‑parties feel relatable and invite engagement.

  4. FOMO‑driven narrative. The secretive tagline “What Happens in the Mansion, Stays in the Mansion” implies that something exclusive is unfolding. Viewers must follow along or risk missing out, boosting watch‑times and shares.

  5. Seamless link between content and commerce. By offering custom summer pieces for guests and integrating “Shop the Look” features on the mansion page, Nude Project turns content into a direct sales funnel. Fans can buy the outfits worn in the videos without leaving the story.

  6. Community over advertising. Instead of paying for traditional ads, Nude Project leverages user‑generated content. Each guest becomes a brand ambassador, creating a ripple effect similar to the community‑driven growth that propelled the brand from dorm rooms to €26 million in revenue.

Applying the strategy: lessons for marketers


  1. Create immersive experiences: Even if you can’t rent a villa in Ibiza, you can host a branded retreat, pop‑up or creative workshop. The goal is to design an environment that naturally generates content.

  2. Curate your guest list: Invite diverse creators whose values align with your brand. Their collective reach amplifies your message. Think quality (engagement) over quantity (follower count).

  3. Plan for content capture: Provide professional photographers and videographers to document the event, but also encourage guests to share their own candid moments. Give them a unified hashtag and simple guidelines to maintain brand consistency.

  4. Integrate product subtly: Like Nude Project’s custom summer pieces, ensure your product is part of the experience without feeling forced. People should want to wear or use it during the event because it enhances the experience.

  5. Use FOMO ethically: Tease exclusive moments and behind‑the‑scenes clips to pique curiosity. A catchy tagline or theme helps tie the narrative together.

  6. Follow up with a content drip: Don’t release all the footage at once. Spread the content across multiple platforms (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, podcasts) over weeks or months, maximizing longevity.

  7. Measure what matters: Track metrics such as engagement rate, new follower acquisition, website traffic and conversion to sales. Compare them to baseline figures to evaluate whether the content experience drove real growth.

Conclusion: go beyond just creating nice clothes, build a culture instead

The success of Nude Project’s Ibiza mansion demonstrates that modern brands must sell more than products. They must sell belonging, lifestyle and stories. By turning a luxury villa into a content generator and inviting a diverse roster of creators, Nude Project turned a week in Ibiza into a year’s worth of content.

The resulting “Content Orgy” expanded the brand’s reach, strengthened its community and reinforced its reputation as a cultural movement rather than just a clothing company. In a marketplace flooded with noise, experiential storytelling and community‑driven content are the keys to strategic reach.

Whether you’re a fashion label or a tech start‑up, the lesson stands: don’t simply push your product, craft an experience worth talking about.

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