A fresh perspective: Resort 2022
With an emphasis on fluidity and light-hearted energy, winds of renewal blow through the Three Graces Resort 2022 collection – with voluminous sleeves, natural fabrics and smocking detail creating airy silhouettes that spell out a desire for freedom and fresh inspiration.
Sensual and feminine, pure linen pieces propose a kind of modern goddess dressing. From the one-shouldered Isa to the statuesque Mallie, these graceful gowns, skirts, trousers and tops drape elegantly over the body for the ultimate relaxed Resort look.
“Sensual and feminine, pure linen pieces propose a kind of modern goddess dressing.”
Influenced by the striking work of Sixties fashion photographers like William Klein, woven stripes and embroidered spots and semicircles bring a dose of graphic dynamism. Silhouettes featuring these textures are cleaner, highlighting the fabrics used and fine detail within each piece. The tactile semicircles play out over sculptural vacation styles, while the polka dot embroidered cotton is smocked, gathered and ruffled to create fluid forms with ease. The dotty Antoinette dress feels particularly full of Sixties flair, evoking the enviable wardrobes of the era’s many muses.
Determinedly optimistic, thigh-grazing mini dresses, peekaboo details and neat little bralettes show- off skin. By encouraging us to peel off our cocooning layers, they echo our need for rebirth and reinvention.
“Voluminous sleeves, natural fabrics and smocking detail create airy silhouettes that spell out a desire for freedom and fresh inspiration.”
Elsewhere, the Tuscan colours and mood of Italian Renaissance master Sandro Botticelli’s paintings seep into this season’s designs. Whether sandy neutrals or chianti reds, luminous whites or terracotta-tinged rust tones, these earthy hues carry a sense of comfort and clarity.
This painterly, organic quality follows through to a new floral jacquard. Inspired by Andy Warhol’s iconic Flower prints, this textural, tonal weave is crafted from 100% linen. Its botanical shapes bloom across effortless dresses and kaftans in a warming shade of persimmon orange.
Comforting yet chic, this collection is a study in timelessness that manages to feel perfectly modern.
“The Tuscan colours and mood of Italian Renaissance master Sandro Botticelli’s paintings seep into this season’s designs.”
A fresh perspective: Resort 2022
With an emphasis on fluidity and light-hearted energy, winds of renewal blow through the Three Graces Resort 2022 collection – with voluminous sleeves, natural fabrics and smocking detail creating airy silhouettes that spell out a desire for freedom and fresh inspiration.
“Voluminous sleeves, natural fabrics and smocking detail create airy silhouettes that spell out a desire for freedom and fresh inspiration.”
Sensual and feminine, pure linen pieces propose a kind of modern goddess dressing. From the one-shouldered Isa to the statuesque Mallie, these graceful gowns, skirts, trousers and tops drape elegantly over the body for the ultimate relaxed Resort look.
Elsewhere, the Tuscan colours and mood of Italian Renaissance master Sandro Botticelli’s paintings seep into this season’s designs. Whether sandy neutrals or chianti reds, luminous whites or terracotta-tinged rust tones, these earthy hues carry a sense of comfort and clarity.
This painterly, organic quality follows through to a new floral jacquard. Inspired by Andy Warhol’s iconic Flower prints, this textural, tonal weave is crafted from 100% linen. Its botanical shapes bloom across effortless dresses and kaftans in a warming shade of persimmon orange.
“Sensual and feminine, pure linen pieces propose a kind of modern goddess dressing.”
Deceptively simple-looking designs hide meticulous detail. Delicate Rouleau ribbons thread through cotton loops, ensuring strap lengths are versatile to the wearer. Conceal-and-reveal cut-outs and cropped shapes cleverly contour the figure.
Influenced by the striking work of Sixties fashion photographers like William Klein, woven stripes and embroidered spots and semicircles bring a dose of graphic dynamism. Silhouettes featuring these textures are cleaner, highlighting the fabrics used and fine detail within each piece. The tactile semicircles play out over sculptural vacation styles, while the polka dot embroidered cotton is smocked, gathered and ruffled to create fluid forms with ease. The dotty Antoinette dress feels particularly full of Sixties flair, evoking the enviable wardrobes of the era’s many muses.
Comforting yet chic, this collection is a study in timelessness that manages to feel perfectly modern.
“The Tuscan colours and mood of Italian Renaissance master Sandro Botticelli’s paintings seep into this season’s designs.”
