New looks for your holiday wardrobe
The fashion carousel keeps on turning – and this summer brings exciting trends once again. Flowing boho dresses remain absolute favourites; especially popular in [[YEAR]] are midi dresses with graphic prints and the cut of the year: the kaftan. For your beach look, layer wide kimonos or airy beach ponchos over your swimsuit or bikini this season – relaxed, light and incredibly feminine. Floral dresses belong to summer like ice cream and sunshine anyway. New this year is the trend for curtain dresses – refined lace patterns reminiscent of nostalgic tablecloths that replace the fine millefleur prints and create romantically elegant looks. Two-pieces of a top and light trousers are making a comeback, too. They are comfortable, airy and casual-chic – holiday fashion hardly gets better than this!
White, Pastel & Mocha – the Colours of [[YEAR]]
Cloud Dancer, a white with a warm undertone, was named Colour of the Year [[YEAR]] by the Pantone Institute. The creamy white is meant to symbolise confidence, softness and a return to harmony with nature – perfect for minimalist, natural looks. It comes into its own especially on wide summer trousers. Alongside it, pastel natural shades define holiday fashion: soft lemon yellow, mint green and peach bring lightness and summer spirit. The powdery mocha tone from last year stays with us, too – in summer [[YEAR]] often paired with paisley or animal prints.
Get inspired! These travel looks fuel our wanderlust
It does not always have to be the beach – fashionistas find inspiration on city trips, cruises and summer celebrations all around the globe.
Styling tips for your holiday
What do I wear on a long flight? How does my summer outfit stay as crease-free as possible in the suitcase? And what should absolutely not be missing from your luggage in [[YEAR]]? Here you will find inspiring tips, trends and fashion guides on holiday fashion – from airy dresses to clever packing strategies to the loveliest accessories for beach, city and sea.
What should you pack for your holiday?
It is best to pack a few, easily combinable pieces in a coordinated colour palette: two or three dresses, a pair of light trousers, an over-piece for cool evenings and wrinkle-resistant fabrics. That way you stay flexible and save space.
Which dresses are suitable for hot days?
On hot days, airy, loosely cut dresses in light natural fibres are ideal: linen, cotton and viscose let the skin breathe. Boho, balloon or one-shoulder dresses in light colours keep you cool.
What do you wear in the evening on holiday?
For balmy evenings, elegant resort looks are perfect: flowing maxi dresses, kaftans with gemstones or an off-the-shoulder dress, paired with sandals and fine jewellery.
Which fabrics are wrinkle-resistant and ideal for travelling?
The most wrinkle-resistant fabrics are viscose jersey, elastane blends and fine knits. Pure linen creases more, but that gives it a deliberately relaxed look. Tip: roll your clothes instead of folding them.
What do you wear on a plane?
On a plane, comfortable but put-together layers are ideal: a soft dress or comfy trousers, plus a cardigan or scarf against the air conditioning. Breathable natural fabrics and flat, easy-to-slip-off shoes make long flights more pleasant. Avoid overly tight cuts – freedom of movement matters when travelling.





























