Heirlome Resort 2026

As a way to preserve crafts that are often passed from generation to generation (an inheritance of skill), every Heirlome collection includes at least one collaboration with a Mexican or Latin American artisan. The artisans are given complete artistic freedom, and brand founder Stephanie Suberville doesn’t know what the outcome will be until the work is delivered. The result is an element of surprise and reactiveness in the design process that keeps things at Heirlome exciting and, at least in the case of this resort collection, provides the narrative. Suberville is not a mood board designer; rather, she works intuitively and considers what she wants to wear. At the same time, she knows how her customers interact with her work, so she can be responsive. For example, she knows their top Google search is “Heirlome set”—“like a top and skirt,” she explains on a walk-through. So the softly draped Marie top has returned, offered in new colors; ditto the satin trench. Good designs bear repeating, especially as the brand has so many new eyes on it with the designer’s CFDA/