Bally’s Resort 2026 collection arrives as a confident continuation of the house’s renewed vision—one that blends architectural clarity with sensual restraint. Creative Director Simone Bellotti furthers his exploration of quiet luxury, presenting a wardrobe in motion: measured, tailored, and effortlessly refined.

Set against a backdrop of Alpine modernity and Mediterranean ease, the collection is a tactile study in juxtaposition. Precision-cut outerwear—sculptural yet fluid—anchors the season. Blazers with crisp shoulders and elongated silhouettes speak a language of urban discipline, while lightweight trench coats and leather jackets introduce a subtle softness through relaxed tailoring and luxe, pliant materials.

Daywear shifts between masculine and feminine energies with purposeful ambiguity. There’s a deliberate coolness in the wide-leg trousers, silk shirts, and structured skirts—each executed with a restraint that highlights craft over decoration. A palette of warm sand, steel blue, ivory, and burnt rust furthers the duality: sophisticated, but grounded. Rich textures—suede, crisp cotton poplin, brushed wool—add dimension to otherwise minimalist forms.

The accessories are equally integral. Bally’s heritage in leatherwork takes center stage, with refined handbags, sculptural sandals, and understated belts designed to complement rather than compete. Footwear walks a line between classic codes and contemporary sensibilities: loafers with architectural soles, strappy sandals with exaggerated heels, and sleek boots in neutral-toned napa.

What emerges is a vision of resortwear that transcends seasonal escape—rooted instead in rhythm and permanence. These are pieces designed for the woman and man who move through the world with poise, quiet confidence, and a deep appreciation for detail.

With Resort 2026, Bally reminds us that modern luxury is not found in spectacle, but in precision—in the way clothes fit the body, in how they echo the life of the wearer, and in the beauty of considered simplicity.