
LoveShackFancy Resort 2026: Fashion for Here, There, Everywhere
Ask designer Rebecca Hessel Cohen where her customers will be spending the tail end of the year, and the answer is clear — here, there and everywhere.
“We’re taking all of our girls into consideration,” Cohen said of LoveShackFancy’s resort collection that spans from lace puffers to cotton dresses, noting that there was a heavier emphasis on outerwear given the brand’s pending retail expansion with more cold-weather doors.
“I can’t say where the others are,” she said. “But of course, we have Aspen — this ice princess vibe we incorporated, the 2000s Blumarine girl,” which got frosty and fun with pastel blue iterations of knit dresses and cardigans.
Every year the Nutcracker becomes a central reference for the brand’s collections, she said, but she’s evolved the Tchaikovsky allusions to incorporate more celestial embellishments. “We went big into creams, golds, gorgeous stars.”
Of course, the founder and creative director incorporated her signature bows, as well as lots of pink. “We love red, and we did some pinks,” she said. Nodding to some of the blush tones, she thought of some of the hues as a “glam makeup palette.”
For the customer heading to the tropics for the holidays, “we have this beautiful mermaid-core we touched on a little bit last year,” she said. “We’re continuing with the shells, the starfish.” One ombré gown, styled with a cropped faux fur, nodded to Lauren Hutton at the 1975 Oscars.
On the less rosy side, a few looks — a black dress with pressed crystals here, a gold sequined bodice there — added some dimension beyond the brand’s all-pink, all-the-time ethos. Rounding out the collection was more swim, as well as some activewear, that will dovetail with the brand’s other collaborations such as skiwear with Bogner Fire+Ice.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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