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LFW Resort 2021: Rixo


WITH the way we experience the latest fashion change and runways have become distant memories, RIXO transported us to the familiar British countryside with their Resort 2021 collection. Named Flora, defined as the plants of a particular region or geographical area, the collection was threaded together with the theme of flowers.

With a sophisticated colour palette of rich greens and blues juxtaposed with pink and peach, the collection will become the uniform for the girls and women this summer experiencing socially distanced fun in the parks of the city or the comfort of gardens.

Rixo Resort 2021 Flora Collection

Rixo Resort 2021 Flora Collection

Rixo Resort 2021 Flora Collection

Rixo Resort 2021 Flora Collection

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Headscarves and hairbands are making their return this season in intricate prints, a staple for RIXO. Tied together at the back, this easy accessory is both useful and stylish for those warm days. Presenting an exclusive look at behind-the-scenes mixed in with shots from their lookbook, the video gives us a look into the making of the idyllic photos of the Flora collection.

The brand was founded with the aim of designing clothes that are timeless and season-less, and this collection is no different. The dresses are all staples with the intention being worn for years to come merging the theme of flowers and presenting it against a traditional British garden shows that just like this country’s landscape, the dresses will be admired by all.

by Imogen Clark 

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