With its Resort 2026 collection, L’Agence offers a quietly confident wardrobe for the woman who moves fluidly between city streets, coastal hideaways, and curated celebrations. Timelessly tailored and sublimely wearable, the collection brings together the brand’s signature California ease with a renewed sense of Riviera refinement—cool, clean, and always curated.

The lookbook plays like a visual diary of a midwinter escape: silk-blend suiting catching the light at a Monte Carlo brunch, vintage-washed denim dressed up with a gold lamé camisole for cocktails at twilight, and floor-length slip dresses cut on the bias for moonlit walks along the promenade. It’s sensuality without flash, elegance without effort.

Palette-wise, the collection leans into sophisticated neutrals—champagne, ivory, camel—punctuated by coastal tones of cerulean, olive, and sunkissed coral. The hues whisper of Mediterranean tiles, vintage postcards, and modern minimalism, perfectly encapsulating the L’Agence woman’s lifestyle: global yet grounded, aspirational yet accessible.

As always, the brand’s craftsmanship shines in the details. Luxe silk charmeuse, buttery stretch denim, fine crepe, and soft bouclé are cut into fluid blazers, high-rise trousers, draped halters, and shirting that moves with the body. Each piece is as tailored for business meetings as it is for barefoot elegance on a terrace.

Standouts include a pearl-white tuxedo dress with a deep V neckline and satin lapels, a cropped denim jacket over a sequined bandeau and silk trousers, and a trench coat rendered in featherlight linen-blend, cinched just so. These are pieces meant to be lived in, styled intuitively, and worn on repeat.

Accessories echo this philosophy—minimalist heels, vintage-inspired sunglasses, and quietly luxe handbags round out the collection, designed to elevate without ever overwhelming.

With Resort 2026, L’Agence continues to define what it means to be effortlessly styled in every season. These are clothes for the modern muse—for the woman who leaves an impression without saying a word, who understands the power of silhouette, and who dresses with equal parts intention and instinct.