Oscar de la Renta balanced sheer fabric with full silhouettes to pull off a look that was both endearing and sultry.
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The Web We Weave
I'll admit I've never been one to gravitate toward long-sleeved dresses. I've always felt frumpy and constricted in them, which is so not how I want to feel on an occasion that calls for a dress. But this Veronica Beard dress up changes all of that. The sexy sheer paneling and leather piping are completely head-turning.
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Get Shorty
Mary Katrantzou's Resort Collection featured her signature multicolored fabrics and whimsical floral patterns, but this look strayed a little from the designer's norm. Heavily textured hotpants and a blouse that leaves, well, nothing to the imagination took us all by surprise. Another surprise -- how much I actually want to be able to wear something like this.
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The Trend: Blocked In
Color-blocking can either come off as artful and extremely figure flattering, or it can come off as a hot mess. But if there's any label you can trust to do it right 100 percent of the time, it's Pucci. The color-blocking on this sheath dress cuts the figure into visually slimming proportions.
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It's a Wrap
Isn't it about time you have a wrap dress designed by the queen? Diane von Furstenberg that is. This colorful, sleeveless wrap is the perfect solution to warm weather work attire.
The words "resort wear" tend to mislead people when it comes time for yet another season of ubiquitous fashion shows. But what sounds like the showing of multiple collections featuring swimwear and sarongs (most likely at a time when you're stuck in a hot office dreaming of vacation), is actually a showing of trends appropriate for any season. This year's resort collections features coats we're coveting for the autumn chill, sheer dresses that have us scheduling time at the gym, and, OK, there are also some vacation-worthy pieces. Here, our favorite trends from the resort 2015 Collections. Use them to start your "back-to-school" pre-fall shopping list.
