By Nicole Phelps

Francisco Costa didn't put destination clothes on his Resort runway—no bikinis or caftans here—but the airy palette; the weightless, often diaphanous fabrics; and the way many of the looks fell away from the body did convey a mood of relaxed, unburdened ease. The "T dress," so named because of its off-the-shoulders silhouette, was a key piece—for day it was cut in transparent nylon and billowed asymmetrically to the knee; for evening it came in shimmering gray organza and grazed the top of the model's skimmy leather oxfords. A gold nylon knit jacket and matching bandeau top that evoked Fortuny seemed to radiate a light of their own, and an asymmetrical silk Lurex gown would positively glow at a sunset wedding. If the sheerness of many of the other pieces—see-through cuff-detail trousers?—was a bit puzzling, there were plenty of more practical but still chic options hanging on the showroom's racks.

1) Jac

2) Taylor

3) Diana Farkhullina

4) Anabela Belikova

5) Yulia Kharlaponova

6) Sophie Srej

7) Hanne Gaby Odiele

8) Hanna Rundlof

9) Alisa Matviychuk

10) Dree Hemingway

11) Kasia Struss

12) Karlie Kloss

13) Jac

14) Alexa Yudina

15) Siri Tollerød

16) Diana Farkhullina

17) Yulia Kharlaponova

18) Hanne Gaby Odiele

19) Irina Kulikova

20) Anabela Belikova

21) Karmen Pedaru

22) Sophie Srej

23) Alisa Matviychuk

24) Jac

Photo: Maria Valentino

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