Five to Seven Resort 2024
For the resort, Jane Siskin of Cinq à Sept wanted to evoke the unique glamor of the Côte d' Azur, looking to Saint-Tropez specifically for her watercolor palette of blush, buttercup yellow and peridot green.
The coastal town also happens to be an ideal destination to wear the new beachwear capsule À la Siskin Beach, which launched in May and will be reintroduced twice a year for the resort and spring. Key styles from the second episode include a double tie-front coverage with groovy swirls and a set of open-weave skirts dotted with iridescent sequins that looked like something another Jane, with the surname Birkin, might. wear romping around the Mediterranean.
Birkin embodies the kind of Gallic charm that Siskin loves and she might be drawn to a few pieces in the a-line ensemble too, like the floral cowl neck dresses ruched to one side with cascading ruffles or this season's flared jeans, which come with an exposed center zip and 70s-style patch pockets. Raised denims are doing well for the brand, and here the fabric has been treated with a light wash and contrasting indigo trim on a Modish trench, giving it an inside out effect.
Elsewhere, feathers and beads brightened up some of the more utilitarian silhouettes in the collection, such as a new twill belted cargo skirt, this was a stellar take on the trending item. He was speaking directly to the day-to-evening sartorial concept that is the literal namesake of Cinq à Sept, much like the draped pajama sets, which would be perfect for dressing up for cocktail parties at one of Saint-Tropez's famous hotels. .
For the resort, Jane Siskin of Cinq à Sept wanted to evoke the unique glamor of the Côte d' Azur, looking to Saint-Tropez specifically for her watercolor palette of blush, buttercup yellow and peridot green.
The coastal town also happens to be an ideal destination to wear the new beachwear capsule À la Siskin Beach, which launched in May and will be reintroduced twice a year for the resort and spring. Key styles from the second episode include a double tie-front coverage with groovy swirls and a set of open-weave skirts dotted with iridescent sequins that looked like something another Jane, with the surname Birkin, might. wear romping around the Mediterranean.
Birkin embodies the kind of Gallic charm that Siskin loves and she might be drawn to a few pieces in the a-line ensemble too, like the floral cowl neck dresses ruched to one side with cascading ruffles or this season's flared jeans, which come with an exposed center zip and 70s-style patch pockets. Raised denims are doing well for the brand, and here the fabric has been treated with a light wash and contrasting indigo trim on a Modish trench, giving it an inside out effect.
Elsewhere, feathers and beads brightened up some of the more utilitarian silhouettes in the collection, such as a new twill belted cargo skirt, this was a stellar take on the trending item. He was speaking directly to the day-to-evening sartorial concept that is the literal namesake of Cinq à Sept, much like the draped pajama sets, which would be perfect for dressing up for cocktail parties at one of Saint-Tropez's famous hotels. .
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