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ERL Resort 2026 Collection | Vogue
Per Eli Russell Linnetz, you should view this lookbook less in a G.I. Joe or Warfare kind of way—the latter being the recent Iraq war film starring Kit Connor, Charles Melton, and Joseph Quinn—and consider it more in the spirit of Andy playing with his miniature green soldier figurines in Toy Story. Only with a side of the hallucinatory darkness of Francis Coppola’s 1979 Apocalypse Now—and, of course, the intensity of its source material, Joseph Conrad’s 1988 novella Heart of Darkness. Which is to say, look at these images less as Linnetz’s glorification of warfare, or as a pro-military portrait, and consider it his examination of the presence of conflict…
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Tibi Resort 2026 Collection | Vogue
It’s back to the classics for Tibi’s latest collection. “Resort is one of those seasons where we lean into all of the things that we really really love,” said Amy Smilovic at her lower Manhattan showroom. “We wanted to tap into a really strong sense of color; there’s something really fresh about having a solid group of neutrals with some stronger, brighter colors that aren’t preppy or even overly sporty, but are optimistic.” On the racks, an ocean of multiple shades of brown—or “ring 2” on the brand’s color wheel—with only Kelly green and red at the ready to liven things up. “It’s our go-to. And then everything else is…
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Hope For Flowers Resort 2026 Collection
“Everything is meant to have more than one life,” Tracy Reese said over Zoom. This has long been her approach to design, and it’s evident in a resort collection marked by Reese’s signature A-line dresses and frilled tops, with a smattering beaded separates. “It’s not just for going away, it’s not just for going out,” she elaborated. “It’s important for sustainability that everything isn’t pigeonholed just for one particular moment.” Reese leaned into her affinity for prints, employing a graphic, triangle design for a puff-sleeve mini, pencil skirt, and harem-pant jumpsuit, among other pieces. “This has all the jewel tones that look rich and beautiful for the season,” she said…
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Sportmax Resort 2026 Collection | Vogue
Sportmax cuts through the Max Mara Group’s polished offerings with a more daring, forward-pitched energy. While grounded in everyday function, the brand tries to push beyond convention—the tailoring is somehow experimental, silhouettes are skewed and amplified, materials researched with sharp intent. It’s less about trends, more about friction: structure vs. fluidity, precision vs. instinct. The result echoes the sculptural intelligence of Phoebe Philo, the offbeat elegance of Dries van Noten, and the stealth luxury of The Row—a lexicon of style that’s as thoughtful as it is visceral. The resort collection was built on tension—transparency clashed with sharp, constructed forms, and lightness was engineered. Lace was sculpted into assertive two-piece sets…
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Philipp Plein Resort 2026 Menswear Collection
“When there’s a crisis in fashion, brands usually tone down, but some people are still looking for our maximalism and consistency.” So said Philipp Plein over a Zoom call from his villa in Cannes. For resort, he zeroed in on geometric tattoos as inspiration, looking at different artists and old-school aesthetics and translating them into prints, which resulted in a collection of what the designer deemed “Philipp Plein classics; not too experimental, always very wearable.” Symmetrical tattoo prints were laser-etched on denim trucker jackets and jorts, while shirts had playful, subtle details like skull-shaped buttons. One big novelty was the introduction of bright colors, like the suit and crocodile-printed leather…
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Tove Resort 2026 Collection | Vogue
Tove founders Camille Perry and Holly Wright have been simultaneously world and wardrobe building. Every collection is an expansion of their brand identity, affirming the direction of the customer and clothes they desire. The Tove resort collection is rooted in summer moments, with a wardrobe of new pieces to cater to them. The piece most different from their typical offering was a field jacket, in a soft silhouette that made it a suitable companion for both the label’s casual denim, and as a layer for the dresses. (Wearing technical outerwear atop evening wear has been a trend on recent runways.) “It fills a gap that we were personally looking for,”…
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Salon 1884 Resort 2026 Collection
Last season Andrea Mary Marshall decided to launch an eponymous collection to sit alongside Salon 1884, with the intention of releasing pre-seasons under Salon 1884 and the main line under her own name. Marshall was a fine artist prior to becoming a designer, so one way to think about these changes is that the Andrea Mary Marshall line is the right brain to Salon 1884’s left brain. The former is more emotional, experimental, and editorial, while the latter is more minimal and wardrobe focused. Salon 1884 is what the designer and her friends would wear on a day-to-day basis: “My personal taste level is so Salon, that’s how I dress,”…
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Frederick Anderson Resort 2026 Collection
Frederick Anderson was his usual affable, exuberant self during a morning visit to his Manhattan studio and boutique. “But I’m not in a celebratory mood,” he said, explaining that his tempered approach to resort 2025 comes down to “this kind of malaise we have to deal with” amidst the current political landscape in the States. “Still, we need to feel like we’re moving on and living our lives.” That frame of mind led to a collection heavy on Fredrick’s signatures—lace, ruffles, and lots of black—but without the ornate embellishments that have marked previous outings. Anderson tried his hand at nontraditional textile pairings for a number of black and white dresses,…
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Simkhai Resort 2026 Collection | Vogue
“The story that I love to tell with the brand is that idea of something being sculpted, but then also having a soft, romantic, artisanal side to it,” said Jonathan Simkhai over Zoom. This season, that meant embellishing everything from the swishy fringe on a black midi skirt to the outer seams of wide-legged trousers with sizable gold ball studs—hammered for a more delicate looking finish. Design codes that have become brand signatures are present as well, namely in the form of dresses in juxtaposing fabrications. A tailored, asymmetrical blazer flares into an airy pleated skirt; a structured peplum bodice morphs into a light, plissé midi. Real leather—which Simkhai has…
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Louis Shengtao Chen Resort 2026 Collection
Louis Shengtao Chen was crowned the winner of the 2024 edition of the Vogue China Fashion Fund last October. Since, he’s taken a step back to, as they say, get all his ducks in a row. He stepped away from the runway for spring 2025, and put together a lookbook (and a very good collection at that). He skipped the fall 2025 season altogether, and now he’s back to launch his first-ever pre-collection, a two-punch effort to expand his commercial footprint and gear up for the spring 2026 season and his return to the runway. Chen said that this collection is a sort of “part one” to the main event…
