The Versace resort 2020 collection brings a variety of colorful, sexy and bold ensembles that are perfectly in tone with the label’s mission. After a ‘vunk’- inspired fall 2020 line, it seems that Donatella has focused once again adding a unique twist on sexy and feminine ensembles. This time, masculine accents are left aside in favor of sexy short dresses, bold cropped tops, high slit skirts, modern jackets and even cute swimsuits.
With bold cutouts, striking contrasts proportion-wise and plenty of sheer accents, the looks from the Versace resort 2020 collection seriously tests fashionitas’ comfort zone, but then again, every Versace fan knows that being comfortable with becoming the center of attention is mandatory before even thinking about investing in any piece from the high-end label. The new line brings plenty of monochrome outfits into the spotlight. Though it’s not uncommon to perceive such outfits as a bit dated, the new collection brings an interesting counterargument for the theory in the form of many exciting offerings which could never fall in such a category.
In terms of patterns, the label opts for sailor stripes, Medusa-inspired buttons and intricate abstract motifs. If you’re still trying to tackle the art of mixing prints, the label brings some interesting options worth analyzing a little closer. The new Versace resort 2020 collection revolves around feminine tones like bubblegum pink, chartreuse, tangerine or turquoise which feel delicate yet bold simultaneously.
All the looks from the new Versace resort 2020 collection are bold enough to turn heads on their own. Still, when accessories are thrown into the mix, the ‘wow’ factor is amplified tremendously even though the accessories are designed with the same concept in mind. Colorful handbags of various sizes, simple yet sexy high heel sandals or long necklaces are some of the luxury label’s suggestions for the upcoming months.
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