Alex Perry Resort 2027: Natasha Poly in Paris
The Australian designer's Resort collection arrives in refined silhouettes of blush lace and teal jacquard, captured in a luminous Paris studio shoot with supermodel Natasha Poly.
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Alex Perry’s Resort 2027 collection emerges from a Paris studio in June, refined and precisely restrained. The silhouettes favour architectural simplicity: a strapless top in dusty mauve jersey partners with a crinkled teal jacquard skirt, its colour deepening to sapphire where light catches the fabric’s textured surface. A matching two piece follows, the lace rendered in the same muted rose, ruched at the waist, straps delicate as silk whispers against bare shoulders.
Perry has long favoured the tension between structure and fluidity, between the body’s form and the fabric’s poetry. Here, in Resort, that dialogue finds its ease. The lace pieces sit without apology against skin, their modest coverage requiring nothing more than composure and the particular confidence that comes from wearing something quietly excellent. There is no flourish, no unnecessary detail, only the rightness of a garment cut with knowledge and restraint.
Natasha Poly wears these pieces with the clarity they demand. Photographer Trevor Stones captures the collection against a cool grey ground, natural light defining the planes of cheekbone and collarbone, the texture of lace, the depth of dyed jacquard. The makeup remains spare, the hair slicked and clean. Nothing competes. Nothing distracts.
The collection speaks to the particular luxury of Resort dressing: clothes that move between seasons, climates and occasions without strain. A linen top, a lace dress, a jacquard skirt. Pieces that arrive in June and remain essential through the months that follow.
Imagery courtesy of Alex Perry (@alexperryofficial).
