Best known for her iconic wrap dress, has made waves with this new resort collection. Titled Zoom, the collection was filled with US inspired prints – some geometric and based on the cobblestones of New York City, others looser and flowing, reflecting the playfulness of other cities – covering everything from silky tees to structured skirts. The colour palette was soft yet bright – hot pinks layered over sky blues and walnut tones, olive green mixed with sepia, umber and grey. These subtle components kept the balance of edgy structured pieces and soft, refined materials just right.
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