For Resort 2026, Silvia Tcherassi casts her sartorial gaze on Naples—not the bustling tourist postcard version, but the poetic, slow-burning Naples of Paolo Sorrentino’s films. Infused with the sensual melancholy of The Hand of God and the luminous elegance of Parthenope, the collection doesn’t just draw inspiration from cinema—it moves like a scene itself, glowing with the magic of golden hour.

This is resortwear with a soul—chic yet reflective, dramatic yet grounded. From regal caftans that echo sun-drenched Italian terraces to dresses with architectural cutouts, each piece nods to a kind of lived-in glamour that feels both modern and timeless. Tcherassi’s attention to texture is palpable: bubbled leather track jackets, washed silk pajamas, and bias-cut dresses all speak to an intimacy of touch, inviting wearers into the tactile world of the Neapolitan coast.

Color is used not simply to decorate, but to evoke. Terracotta and marine blue form the emotional backbone of the palette, mirroring the warmth of Mediterranean tiles and the depths of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Pink and red punctuate the collection like the final rays of a Neapolitan sunset—fiery, fleeting, unforgettable.

Prints and motifs borrow from nature's poetry: abstract florals mimic lava’s dance, while nautilus shell spirals find form in sculptural hems and resin belts, creating a fluid rhythm that mirrors the city’s mix of chaos and serenity. The addition of standout accessories like the “Eugene” bucket bag, fringed in leather and lined with menswear tie fabric, grounds the collection in artisan craftsmanship while delivering a fresh statement.

Ultimately, this is a collection as film still—evocative, full of movement, and emotionally rich. It invites you to walk the cobblestone alleys of Naples in moonlight, to hear the sea echo through marble halls, to dress for a life that feels a little more like cinema.