Daniel Lee's obsessive attention to detail and exploration of silhouette led him in a couple of different directions with the making of Bottega Veneta's Resort collection. Tailored jackets of sculptural proportion together with an emphasis on exaggerated volume, a series consisting of a joyful palette, this wonderful mash-up is one that cannot go unnoticed!

With tailoring remaining central to the brand's resort collection whilst, at the same time, allowing for more versatility, having no other option but to create his designs during lockdown, Rokh Hwang had to 'go back to the drawing board' so to speak, and double-down on his signature aesthetic. Consisting of jackets that can be fastened in multiple ways and dresses that feature adjustable sleeves, every cut and draping you see in this collection was made entirely by hand. Bourgeois overtones of camel and khaki, truly unique due to it's off-kilter functionality, Rokh's pieces are rather impressive.

Given the name, 'Casa', this season's tightly edited resort collection for Simon Miller, includes a very cool 1970s-esque jungle wave print, a plethora of rib knit separates in an array of colours as well as, some much needed, glossy vegan leather. Highly versatile and wearable, all pieces would make for a full, approachable wardrobe.

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