Vince Resort 2025 Collection Ad Campaign

by Editor - 00:00:00

Two separate stories are presented in Caroline Belhumeur's idea for Vince Resort 2025. Evoking the mysterious aura of Nicole Kidman's character in "Birth" and the attraction portrayed in Glenn Latchford's images of Amber Valetta, the first chapter conveys a sense of melancholy sophistication. It's a collection, according to Belhumeur, for the "mysterious kind of woman," with a hint of dishevelment a la film.

Carefully chosen details translate this eerie atmosphere. Belhumeur utilizes sheer panels for skirts, button-down shirts in clean white, and detachable collars with sculptured buttons. Though the clothes are still very simple, the small details give them a more elegant look. A pencil skirt with burgundy sequins that exudes curiosity is a perfect example of the "Vince way"—a hint of sheerness combined with a higher slit.

After that, the collection shifts to a more somber segment that takes its cues from rugby. Here, the emphasis is on opulent fabrications. Silk reinterpretation of traditional rugby stripes adorns both tops with flowy skirts and knitted collars. Subtle piping trimmings on boxy cardigans pay homage to college style, and they're ideal for layering over utility pants with rivets and topstitching.

Knits continue to be a popular feature in the assortment. A subtle animal print is even included into one design, and fuzzy textures provide a comforting warmth. Belhumeur is skilled at these little things, producing clothing that fits well into a contemporary wardrobe without giving in to fads. With its finely detailed items, the Vince Resort 2025 collection screams timeless elegance, guaranteeing these pieces will last for many seasons to come.