No. 21 Resort 2016 takes a playful, eclectic approach, blending mod sophistication with relaxed menswear touches. The collection feels effortless yet carefully considered, balancing structure with a slightly undone, lived-in aesthetic. Accessories and details nod to a light nautical theme, adding subtle charm to the overall look.
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Creatures of Comfort Resort 2016
Creatures of Comfort Resort 2016 feels playful, modern, and unpretentious, blending simplicity with eccentric flourishes. The collection leans into oversized proportions, particularly with wide-leg pants and roomy skirts, giving each look a relaxed yet considered presence. There is a clever tension between wearable basics and unexpected design details that makes the collection feel lively without being over the top.
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Prabal Gurung Resort 2016
The styling is restrained, letting the garments take center stage. Silhouettes are tailored to flatter while still allowing fluid movement. Sheer inserts, leather accents, and clever layering provide visual interest and dimension. Color is kept sophisticated, with a palette of muted neutrals and occasional pops of bold tone. Accessories are minimal and thoughtful, ensuring attention remains on the clothing. Hair and makeup are simple and polished, aligning with the collection’s elegant sensibility.
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ADRIENNE JULIGER BY PHOTOGRAPHER MATTEO MONTANARI
Adrienne Juliger takes center stage in a fashion photoshoot that is equal parts awkward, playful, and charming. Captured for Twin Magazine issue 12 by Matteo Montanari, the shoot leans into youthfulness with a raw and unpolished energy. It feels spontaneous, almost as if the camera is catching moments between poses, giving the images a sense of life and personality beyond traditional editorial stiffness.
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Hollywood Street Characters by photographer Ken Hermann
Ken Hermann’s series Hollywood Street Characters captures the surreal energy of everyday people playing larger-than-life roles. Set against the streets of Los Angeles, the series showcases individuals embodying iconic figures from pop culture, from superheroes to classic Hollywood legends. The images are equal parts whimsical and melancholic, offering a glimpse into the pursuit of the American dream, where ambition, fantasy, and reality collide.
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Orlando Baronne by photographer Ronaldo Gutierrez
Orlando Baronne, a 21-year-old model, takes the spotlight in a bold and athletic fashion photoshoot captured by Ronaldo Gutierrez for Vipado. The series mixes traditional masculinity with playful rebellion, showing Orlando in dynamic poses that highlight his athletic build while occasionally incorporating unconventional elements, such as a tartan kilt. The shoot is unapologetic, fun, and confident, blending sportiness with unexpected fashion statements.
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Anais Pouliot by photographer Leda & St. Jacques
Anais Pouliot brings effortless charm to a sun-soaked beachside photoshoot captured by Leda & St. Jacques for the July 2015 issue of Elle Canada. The series channels playful pinup vibes with a modern twist, combining vintage summer glamour with contemporary fashion sensibilities. Each frame feels lighthearted yet intentional, celebrating movement, texture, and the carefree energy of a beach setting.
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Jason Wu Resort 2016
Jason Wu’s Resort 2016 collection is the perfect marriage of structure and softness. The line emphasizes clean, luxurious silhouettes that feel refined without ever being stiff. Each piece carries a quiet sophistication, balancing delicate detailing with architectural tailoring. From flowing gowns to sharply cut jackets, the collection feels both wearable and aspirational, a careful blend of elegance and modernity.
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House of Holland Resort 2016 Lookbook
House of Holland’s Resort 2016 Lookbook is a burst of color and personality. The collection is playful and approachable, full of pieces that feel both stylish and fun. From vibrant separates to party-ready dresses, the line showcases a youthful energy that doesn’t take itself too seriously while still maintaining a refined sense of fashion. Each look feels curated for someone who wants to stand out and enjoy the creativity of dressing up without restraint.
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Balenciaga Resort 2016
Balenciaga’s Resort 2016 collection is an exercise in understated elegance with a forward-thinking edge. The line leans heavily on gowns and dresses, each crafted from luxurious fabrics that balance refinement with modernity. Embroidery, intricate detailing, and occasional sheer panels bring subtle drama to otherwise clean, demure silhouettes. The collection feels confident without being ostentatious, offering a quietly powerful approach to resort wear.
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3.1 Phillip Lim Resort 2016
The 3.1 Phillip Lim Resort 2016 collection strikes a balance between experimentation and wearability. The designs explore new shapes and textures without tipping into over-the-top theatrics, making the collection both editorially compelling and ready for the retail floor. There is a sense of effortless cool running through the looks, where chic meets approachable in ways that feel natural rather than forced.
