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• PURE ACTIVE

  

  White looks right for activewear. All kinds of tech materials are layered in active separates: hooded parkas and knitted mesh tops are detailed with crisp cargo pockets, tape trims and …see more

• FLUO POWER

  

  If the recent menswear runways are any indication, fluorescent shades will be big for next Spring. Neon and nearly-neon brights showed up on sweatshirts, sweaters, woven tops and casual bottoms, …see more

• PIECED & POLISHED

  

    Pieced denim doesn’t necessarily mean hobo patches. The newest jeans in Resort collections are more sleek than scruffy, with contrasting fabrics or multiple shades of denim sewn in neat …see more

• SHOULDER TO SHOULDER

  

  The one-shoulder silhouette replaces the off-the-shoulder “Bardot” as the shoulder-show neckline of choice. The one-shoulder look is a bit more sophisticated with its asymmetric cut, and offers myriad options for …see more

• KNIT ONE, PATCH TWO

  

  The newest sweaters for resort are pieced and patched. The patched effect can be as simple as color-blocked intarsias or as complex as a collage of mixed stitchery. Space-dyed or …see more

• TOTALLY TUBULAR

  

  Socks are a thing, especially sport socks. For next Resort season, the lowly tube sock is elevated with engineered details like sheer insets, jacquarded logos and fresh color. Stripes can …see more

• RUCHING HOME

  

  Ruching is the new ruffle. Resort 2019 collections are full of these softly dimensional details, used for dresses, skirts, sweaters — and even pant legs. Horizontal placements gently suggest a …see more

• TRENCH RE-TRENCH

  

  The trench coat, like a motorcycle jacket or a pair of jeans, is one of those basics that can be endlessly reinvented while still maintaining its design integrity. For next …see more

• ON THE WATERFRONT

  

  While sailor looks are always de rigueur for Resort, the newest versions have a distinct workwear feel. Roomy cargo pockets, reinforced knees, topstitched canvas and moving-blanket quilts are more dock-worker …see more

• TAKE ME TO MEXICO

  

  The colors, prints and shapes of Mexico were a touchpoint for several designers this season, whether explicitly stated in show notes or inferred in a monkey print or a bit …see more