RESORT
Resort begins not with a season but with departure. It is a wardrobe for the client who leaves winter behind, crosses climates, and still expects every garment to carry intention from daylight through evening.
The collection is built on the Japonisme current that moved through La Belle Époque from the 1890s through 1914, when Japanese woodblock prints reshaped European ideas of composition, surface, and movement. That influence appears in asymmetric lines, flat planes, rhombus and argyle geometry, raw silk Matka hand-loomed from cocoons, and hand-painted cotton percale shirts where the garment becomes the canvas.
The silhouettes carry the Duke of Windsor's warm-weather ease through deep-pleated, wide-leg trousers in breathable linen and premium cotton. The Dragon Windsor Pants extend that language with an embroidered gold dragon and sequin diamond motif, combining relaxed movement with a deliberate entrance.
Resort dressing must move through changing conditions without losing its line. The reversible Sky Ruby Trench-Jack crosses seasons through its trench-jacket construction, sequined diamond collar detail, and D-ring belt. The electric-blue Baron Shower Coat, finished with red facing, cape shoulders, and a generous sweep, is made for the yacht deck, the garden party, and the moment the evening turns cool.
The Rhombus Labyrinth Pullover Sleeveless Knit Top uses teal argyle lattice and iridescent sequin diamond windows to shift with the light. The Dragon Tote in embroidered teal shearling with leather handles completes a wardrobe designed for travel, warm-weather luxury, and the kind of arrival that does not go unnoticed. All pieces are made to order in New York City.
Explore the Resort pieces below, then visit the Couture Fitting Room when you are ready to begin a commission.
