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Rosie Assoulin Resort 2026 Collection
Rosie Assoulin isn't trying to make your everyday wardrobe. 'They're little special moments,' she said of her resort 2026 offering—a mixture of playful prints, lively colors, and couture-inspired structure with sporty flourishes. 'It doesn't feel wasteful to me because there's that great white summer dress that you pull out every season. No matter what, it's getting worn. It could be 12 years old and it still feels fresh every time.' Assoulin is interested in creating clothing for occasions, be it a dinner party or a vacation. 'I want to feel great every day. They're precious few days that you get to take a trip,' she said. 'We want to create the wardrobe for that.' That's not to say the collection isn't versatile. From tops with convertible drapery to a maxi dress with a removable bustle (in both pink plaid and butter yellow colorways), Assoulin reminds us that just because her clothing may not be for everyday use doesn't mean it can't be reworn again and again. 'Not every occasion calls for a removable bustle, so why not have the option?' she said. While she has no shortage of occasionwear, there are also plenty of statement pieces for more casual moments. Much of her offering mixes sport and craft, from pants made of a floral upholstery-inspired fabric to the stem-green shorts with yellow accents. Even the yellow spongy crepe maxi dress with a scalloped drop waist is inspired by a vintage swimsuit. In limiting her output to two collections a year, Assoulin is challenging herself to edit. (Much of her excess creativity is diverted to her pottery habit, her bright yellow vases dot her showroom.) With this collection, she proves that maximalism can be done with restraint.
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Vogue
19-05-2025
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It May Be Fall Down Under, But Australia's Showgoers Still Honored Summer's Greatest Hits
As you continue to craft your own summer wardrobe, find inspiration from the street style scene below—ahead, seven Australia Fashion Week outfits to recreate. Summer Stripes and Basket Bags The season brings forth a sense of nostalgia—sleepaway camp, family beach trips, and carefree moments spent outdoors. The summer stripe, especially when worn with a basket bag, is a wardrobe essential that harkens back to moments of warmth and relaxation. Rosie Assoulin Kerchief striped herringbone cotton-blend halterneck top $895 NET-A-PORTER Rosie Assoulin Million Pleats striped herringbone cotton-blend maxi skirt $1,595 NET-A-PORTER Short Suits and Crochet Layers There's never a wrong time for a good blazer. For the new season, look to lightweight fabrics like linen, and make life easier with a suit set. Take a cue from the fashion crowd by wearing a crochet, open-work layer beneath yours. Gia Studios Dori jacket $896 NORDSTROM Gia Studios Helene pleated linen blend trouser shorts $496 NORDSTROM Transitional Outerwear and Capri Pants The capri pant is back! What can be chicer than channeling Roman Holiday? Take a note from this stylish street styler and wear yours with a cropped trench coat and modern pumps. Consider it an A+ lesson in transitional dressing. Mesh Flats and Poppy Tunics The Row may have started the initial trend, but now, cousins of the mesh flat have manifested in many forms, and the unique see-through styles have become wardrobe heroes we can't get enough of. Cinch the waistline on a bright tunic with a printed silk scarf, add a loose-fitting pair of cargo pants (we love the ones from Uniqlo), and Tory Burch's mesh flats, in white. Zara washed midi dress $45 ZARA Dries Van Noten Foulard santal greenery scarf $300 NORDSTROM Lace Layers Despite lace's inherently sexy, lingerie-inspired feel, there are so many ways to layer the romantic detail for a more fashion-forward tone. Case in point, this look that was spotted at AFW. Go the cool-girl route by wearing a lace slip dress beneath a cotton poplin button-up and atop dark-wash jeans. Destination Dressing, Everyday Don't have a summer vacation planned just yet? No problem! Prep your holiday mindset by wearing clashing, summery prints every day. Keep things modern with Balenciaga's Rodeo bag and a pair of metallic platform mules from Staud. Farm Rio Coconut Tree Flow pintucked paneled cotton blouse $280 NET-A-PORTER Farm Rio Coconut Tree Flow skirt $260 FARM RIO Polka Dots and Romantic Trimmings Come summer, stripes are a given and floral prints are a necessity—but polka dots are vying for your attention, too. The iconic print is defined here by contrasting stipples, which give it its distinct charm and highlight its understated femininity. Wear yours with a butter yellow lightweight jacket, and add dear details, like lace!
