Resort 2027 · 11 – 15 May 2026
Sydney
Resort ease: crochet, linen and ocean blues.
The field note
Sydney's resort shows were sun-washed and easy: open-weave crochet, bias-cut linen slips, and every shade of the harbour.
Every show, by colour
One bar per collection, split into the colours measured from its garments. Sort the shows, or tap a colour to rank the houses that wore it.
The palette
- Black18%
- White11%
- Charcoal10%
- Silver9%
- Ivory / cream8%
- Beige / camel6%
Share of garment area, measured from the clothes in every look (skin and set excluded).
What was worn together
- Black over black15%3.3× expected
- Beige over beige6%8.0× expected
- Charcoal over charcoal4%4.0× expected
- White over white4%3.0× expected
- Grey over black3%
- Charcoal over black3%
Top colour over bottom colour, share of looks. “Expected” is how often the two colours would meet by chance.
Sydney against the season
From our AI description of every look · hover a row for the numbersLow-rise was 7.8× as common in Sydney as in other cities.
- Low-rise7.8×
- Sculptural2.8×
- Draped2.4×
- Fitted2.4×
- Asymmetric2.3×
- Column2.2×
- Inverted triangle−7%
- Straight−28%
Sydney other cities · share of looks · right-hand figure is how much more (or less) often
Sydney in the season's story
All five shifts →1 fashion weeks · May–May 2026
Dark gave way to light
Share of garment area in dark and light neutrals at each fashion week.
1 fashion weeks · May–May 2026
The season saved its colour for last
Average vividness of the clothes at each fashion week (colour saturation, 0 is grey). The three most vivid weeks were the last three; Sydney was the most vivid of all.
The fortnightly digest
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