For Resort 2026, Andrea Lieberman gently rewrites the language of modern dressing—blending the spirited ease of California living with the quiet authority of well-made design. This collection whispers strength rather than shouting it, offering pieces that feel deeply personal, perfectly practical, and luxuriously thoughtful.

At its heart is the art of contrast: holiday sparkle meets everyday purpose. A strapless midi dress dusted with ostrich feathers dances effortlessly between celebration and simplicity; a tuxedo-inspired boiler suit feels both playful and powerfully poised. These are not garments for fleeting moments—they’re meant to live in wardrobes, to move from sunrise coffee runs to twilight dinner tables with grace.

Outerwear emerges as the collection’s quiet triumph. A sculptural leather bomber, its shoulders perfectly sloped and waist gently drawn in, recalls classic forms but feels undeniably modern. Likewise, tailored boxy blazers paired with slim, flared trousers sketch a silhouette that is strong yet fluid, commanding yet completely wearable.

And then there’s California—the ever-present muse. Her landscapes breathe life into the palette: misty gray-blues that recall the ocean’s early fog, earthy clay tones like sun-warmed desert stone, and the rich green of a column gown—a nod to the fierce resilience of nature after flame and ash. Even in subtle color, Lieberman offers a gentle meditation on place, memory, and emotion.

There is a quiet urgency beneath these pieces—a call for lasting beauty in a world of change. A.L.C.’s Resort 2026 asks us not to chase fashion’s whims but to invest in timelessness, in clothes that reflect where we are, who we are, and the steady grace of becoming.

This is clothing as intention—lovely, enduring, and full of thoughtful soul.