At Australia Fashion Week, Alix Higgins delivered a vivid, genre-defying vision for Resort 2026—a futuristic love letter to identity, youth, and cyber-sensuality. Fusing digital poetics with streetwear subversion, the collection was a kinetic exploration of self-expression in an era of virtual intimacy and hyperreal aesthetics.

Higgins’ signature typographic prints returned with new urgency—blazoned across second-skin tops, mesh dresses, and slinky separates in iridescent hues and synthetic sheens. The silhouettes were unapologetically body-conscious, at times translucent, always bold—crafted for a generation that performs in pixels and lives between realities.

With electric colorways, slashed cutouts, and UV-reactive fabrics, the designer blurred the line between fashion and screen culture. Yet beneath the digital gloss, a tender core emerged: layered vulnerability, handwritten longing, and the ache of being seen.

Resort 2026 didn’t just present clothing—it presented a moodboard of tomorrow’s youth culture, where fashion isn’t just worn, it’s uploaded. In Alix Higgins’ universe, style is a signal, a screen, a scream—and above all, a beautiful distortion of the self.