Classic Goya patterns are given new life by Stine Goya's Resort 2025 collection, which features a novel yet recognizable look. One particularly striking item is the padded bomber jacket, which is covered with an in-house designed watercolor floral motif and beaded stamens. The adaptable A-line shift with no sleeves made of this same fabric is perfect for layering over long-sleeved shirts as the weather cools off. All-over beading on carefree items like sweatshirts and a simple evening gown elevates everyday wear with this collection. The brand's classic pantsuit is updated with a rich merlot tint, adding a deep, opulent tone to the collection.The denim pieces stand out as surprising but complimentary to the collection in a nine-look campaign. An emotional photo of the designer and her husband, Thomas Hertz, set in their summer house's lush green yard, embodies the genuine essence of Goya and is featured on a turtleneck dress. In keeping with recent presentations that are based in Goya's offices and on the street where she resides, this motif carries on the brand's concept of closeness and home. The garment gains a three-dimensional, artistic character from the print, which was inspired by an oil painting. To further integrate her fashion line with the realm of fine art, Stine Goya is creating an installation at the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art in Jutland, Denmark, which will take place in November, the same month the collection is delivered.