Giambattista Valli describes Morocco as “an obsession” woven into his creative language. For his resort collection, he channeled Marrakesh’s influence—previously seen in his couture line—into a lighter, more relaxed interpretation. The designs featured warm reds and saffron tones, with floral prints of roses and bougainvillea that felt freshly picked from a garden. True to his jet-set aesthetic, the collection offered a fleeting escape while staying grounded. “Who could blame anyone for craving beauty in an increasingly harsh world?” Valli mused.

Valli has always believed in grace and beauty that stems from personal conviction rather than trends. For him, style isn’t about chasing what’s current—it’s about capturing something timeless. “People think classic, harmonious beauty is uncool or outdated,” he said with a shrug, unfazed by fashion’s ever-changing whims.

This collection perfectly balanced romance and realism. Flowing gowns had elegantly draped bodices, lace slip dresses featured delicate capelet sleeves, and bohemian frocks floated with playful asymmetry. Alongside these airy silhouettes were sleek minidresses and tailored short suits in lightweight fabrics, paired with embroidered babouches and crocheted tarbooshes for a touch of quirky charm. It was Valli’s signature blend of dreaminess and practicality—proof that chic can be both whimsical and wearable.