Vivetta presents its Resort 2026 collection through a narrative shaped by sea air and soft rebellion. A woman captain leads the story, grounded in structure but drawn toward the charm of Capri, Portofino, and Saint-Tropez. The clothes reflect this shift in rhythm, from the first tailored looks to garments made for dusk and drifting.
The day opens with structure. Tailored jackets and pleated skirts introduce a sense of order. Vivetta softens this through technical fabrics and new cuts. Cropped bombers, shorts, and trench coats loosen the shape of formality without abandoning it. Glossy ciré enters the collection not through contrast, but through softened silhouettes, skirts with gold press-studs, outerwear with a quiet athletic edge.
Vivetta threads sporty utility through pieces without hardening them. Nylon inserts lighten canvas. Garments arrive in segments. Construction feels deliberate but flexible. Collars and hats attach or detach. Each piece can change. Knitwear picks up the rhythm in soft cashmere or cotton. Openwork stitches recall fishing nets. Stripes remain clean but never strict.
Prints move gently across fabrics. The season’s signature, oversized magnolia blooms, appears beneath transparent rubber. The material offers a second surface, neither concealment nor protection, but a visual shift. Vivetta uses it to wrap duchesse dresses, shape ponchos, and form waterproof accessories. These materials suggest touch as much as sight.
The silhouettes grow denser as the day folds into evening. The brand layers tulle, embroidery, and glass beads into compositions that build without weight. Marine elements shape volume: crinkled sequins catch the light, airy shapes hold their own. Cocktail dresses carry this direction forward. Sea foam becomes form.
Color follows the same arc. Pastels enter early and sit across traditionally masculine shapes. Ivory, sky blue, and pale pink filter through tailoring. By night, black takes over. Chantilly lace, developed exclusively for the brand, sets a new texture. Inlaid lace inserts and pleated georgette give the fabric shape and depth.
Vivetta continues the marine references through detail. Nautical rope builds structure, dresses pull with drawstrings, trousers adjust, silhouettes shift mid-look. Foulards thread through sailing grommets in cashmere. In denim, knots tie along the sides. Buttons take on the look of bowline loops. Sequin stripes recall officer ranks without replicating them.
The collection treats accessories as part of the story. Chains move through buttonholes. Charms appear shaped like paper boats. A mouse, the season’s mascot, boards the collection and stays through the pieces. Earrings and necklaces feature tiny captains.
Shoes move within the same system. One shoe carries an anchor. The other stays plain. Croc-textured sabots wear appliquéd lifebelts. Socks tie around the ankle like lingerie.
Bags close the collection with garments turned outward. Ciré and lace mini tank tops become handbags. Nylon sits next to sheer detailing. Each piece keeps its form light. Vivetta finishes the story with accessories that feel close to the body, worn like memory, shaped like a daydream.
