Resort is a moment to re-center her brand and return to her foundation, Rosetta Getty explained, pointing to “essential forms, a restrained palette, clothes that feel right without effort.”
The collection started after she visited an art gallery, where she saw a work by Ellsworth Kelly. “A single red curve — exact, bold, clear. That image stayed with me,” she said.
Getty began by listening to the women she designs for and came back to the pieces they wear most: “wrap skirts, ribbed sets, caftan dresses. There’s something steady in repetition. In a time when the industry feels uncertain, I wanted to focus on what endures. Clothes that are quiet, intentional and meant to be lived in.”
Getty’s work is in conversation with the body, movement is implied with her fabrications: ribbed cottons, scuba doubleknit, Japanese twill, crepe back satin and stretch cady. The season sees her create pieces that will live in her customer’s wardrobe beyond the season: oatmeal colored knit sets, a black trenchcoat, a red caftan dress cut on a bias, several modern ideas on a little black dress.
“Every element has purpose,” she said. “This vocabulary has been with me since the beginning. It’s how I dress, and how I think about what a modern wardrobe should be.”
