The Camilla Shaped Waist Dress with Flutter Sleeves in Palace Zoology has two of Camilla's most characteristic design elements together — the waist shaping that creates silhouette, and the flutter sleeves that create movement. The Palace Zoology print, with its richly illustrated zoological and botanical imagery, makes this the season's most visually generous dress.
The Pucci dress with a straight, bold cut, defined by an asymmetrical silhouette that plays with proportions and highlights the bare shoulder. The clean lines enhance the fuchsia and black Soleil print, which is bright and sophisticated, while the irregular hem creates movement with a graphic and contemporary effect. Made of silk, it is a light and fluid garment, designed to stand out with essential elegance.
The Sydney Onepiece in Coral is the same excellent construction as the Brown version, in the colourway that makes the most of direct Mediterranean sun. Coral is the pink-orange that photographs beautifully against blue water and white stone, and in Odabash's swimwear fabric it holds its warmth through repeated use. Sized IT42–IT46.
The Sydney Onepiece in Brown is Melissa Odabash's solid-colour onepiece in the warm neutral that flatters most: the Brown colourway deepens against a tan, reads as sophisticated from every angle, and works as a standalone garment as well as any dress in the bag. The onepiece for every day of the holiday. Sized IT42–IT46.
The Bria ZigZag Stripe Dress is the dress version of the chevron pattern — a graphic, multi-tone stripe that reads as energetic in motion and deliberate at rest. It's the print dress for the woman who wants pattern with structure, and who knows that a chevron on a moving dress photographs better than most things you'll see this summer. Available XS–L.
The Harriet Brown Dress is a longer, more considered version of the Odabash solid-colour beach dress. The brown in a longer silhouette reads as more formal than the Ellis mini, and it works for the kind of summer dinner where the occasion is slightly beyond the beach café but short of a restaurant that requires a second thought.
Brisbane bikini set Ocean Ribbed is the bikini top in the season's most textural fabric — ribbed swimwear with a slight structure that creates shape without requiring padding. Ocean is a deep blue-green that reads well in and out of the water, shifting slightly with the light.
The Mila Dress in Gold is the version for the evening that the Mila Mint Dress is for the morning. Gold in a beach dress format reads as occasion-specific in the most specific way: it's the dress you wear on the night where the hotel restaurant has candles on the terrace and you want to be precisely as dressed as the occasion warrants. Available S and M.
The Mila Dress in Mint is Odabash's beach dress in the season's coolest, freshest colourway. Where the white Casey is versatile, the Mila Mint is specific: it's the dress you wear when you want the colour to set the mood of the day. It reads beautifully against the blue of the Adriatic and against the white walls of any coastal town. Available XS–M.
Brussles bikini set Brown is Melissa Odabash's most substantial bikini top for this season — sized IT44–IT48, in a solid Brown that flatters the fuller bust with the kind of construction that makes serious swimwear worth the investment. The name may be spelled differently from the city, but the construction leaves nothing to chance. Available IT44–IT48.
Bel Air bikini set Pineapples is Melissa Odabash's more structured bikini top in the Pineapples print — the construction makes it the right choice for larger busts or anyone who wants more hold through an active day. The Pineapples print in the Bel Air's cut reads with the same warm, golden quality but on a different canvas.
The Anna CR ZigZag Stripe is the crochet version with a graphic pattern — the zigzag chevron worked into the crochet construction itself, which creates both the design and the texture simultaneously. It's a more graphic reading of the Anna format than the solid Rose version, and it suits the woman who wants the crochet quality without a single colour commitment. Available XS–M.
The Anna CR in Rose is Melissa Odabash's crochet cover-up — and crochet at this level of construction is not what the word usually conjures. This is the kind of crochet that takes weeks to make and looks, in person, like something you'd wear to dinner as well as to the pool. Rose is the warmth that suits a woman who is already warmly coloured by the sun. Available XS–L.
Alba bikini set Brown is Melissa Odabash's take on the solid-colour luxury bikini top — the piece that looks like it cost exactly what it did, and earns it through the quality of the fabric and the cut. Brown in swimwear is a knowing choice: it flatters tanned skin in a way that cooler neutrals don't, and it photographs warmly against any backdrop the Dalmatian coast provides. Available IT40–IT46.
The Adelaide bikini set in Pineapples is the kind of bikini that makes you think someone has given considerable thought to what a swimsuit top should actually do — support without structure, shape without compression, and a print that earns its keep in full Croatian sunlight. The Pineapples print has a warm, graphic quality that works from Hvar to Lošinj, and the Adelaide's cut keeps the whole thing in place through an afternoon of real swimming.
The Cheryl Terry Playsuit in White is the resort wardrobe piece that sounds casual and is, in Odabash's hands, anything but. Terry is the fabric — the same looped cotton that makes the best beach towels, used here as a garment fabric with the understanding that texture can carry an outfit in a way that pattern sometimes can't. Available in L only this season.
The Cancun bikini in Cosmic is the Melissa Odabash bikini for the woman who wants the print to do the talking. Cosmic is a deeper, more complex colourway than the Pineapples — warm but with a kind of celestial layering that reads differently in different light. The Cancun cut is the label's classic triangle with enough construction to hold it in place through movement. Sized IT40–IT44.
The ZELIE Pantalon in Panama is a beach trouser in 67% viscose, 33% cotton that manages to look polished while remaining entirely comfortable. The Panama colourway — Eres's warm sandy neutral — is the version you reach for when everything else in the bag is patterned, or when you want a foundation piece that makes everything else work. The wide leg falls cleanly and the elasticated waist sits without fuss.
The BLOOM Brassiere in Raphia is a soft-cup underwire-free top with more structure than a triangle but less architecture than the Show Bandeau. The Raphia print gives it the artisanal warmth that this format suits — it's not a statement piece, but it's a well-made one. The 84% polyamide-elasthane fabric holds the cups in shape and the band in position.
The LAKSHYA Dress in Scarabee Panama is cut from a 70% cotton, 30% silk blend — and the silk content is what makes it. The Scarabee Panama print takes on a different quality in this fabric than it does in polyamide: there's a subtle luminosity in the weave, and the dress moves with an ease that pure cotton couldn't achieve. This is the piece you bring to dinner the first night.
The DIVINA Robe in Ecru is the kind of beach dress that doesn't ask anything of you. The 67% viscose, 33% cotton blend drapes rather than clings, moves with the body in a sea breeze, and the Ecru colourway flatters in the particular way that warm neutrals do against tanned skin. It works over a swimsuit at lunch and, depending on the shoes, carries into an early evening without adjustment.
The LEONE Panama in Panama is the natural colourway — the closest to traditional Panama straw, but in the Eres 67% viscose, 33% cotton blend that makes it packable and travel-friendly in a way that natural straw isn't. The Panama tone is a clean warm white that works with every colourway in the range. It's a hat with enough structure to hold its shape but enough flexibility to survive a season of actual use.
A favorite from Save the Duck women's collection, the Carly model women’s puffer jacket is a true style icon. Made from nylon and filled with animal-free Plumtech® insulation, it offers lightweight warmth and exceptional versatility. It features a stand-up collar, a two-way zipper, and side pockets secured with invisible zippers. The design is completed with custom orange zip pullers and our signature round logo on the left sleeve. An ideal choice if you’re after a lightweight down jacket—minus the feathers.
The Camilla Shaped Waist Dress with Flutter Sleeves in Palace Zoology has two of Camilla's most characteristic design elements together — the waist shaping that creates silhouette, and the flutter sleeves that create movement. The Palace Zoology print, with its richly illustrated zoological and botanical imagery, makes this the season's most visually generous dress.
The Pucci dress with a straight, bold cut, defined by an asymmetrical silhouette that plays with proportions and highlights the bare shoulder. The clean lines enhance the fuchsia and black Soleil print, which is bright and sophisticated, while the irregular hem creates movement with a graphic and contemporary effect. Made of silk, it is a light and fluid garment, designed to stand out with essential elegance.
The Sydney Onepiece in Coral is the same excellent construction as the Brown version, in the colourway that makes the most of direct Mediterranean sun. Coral is the pink-orange that photographs beautifully against blue water and white stone, and in Odabash's swimwear fabric it holds its warmth through repeated use. Sized IT42–IT46.
The Sydney Onepiece in Brown is Melissa Odabash's solid-colour onepiece in the warm neutral that flatters most: the Brown colourway deepens against a tan, reads as sophisticated from every angle, and works as a standalone garment as well as any dress in the bag. The onepiece for every day of the holiday. Sized IT42–IT46.
The Bria ZigZag Stripe Dress is the dress version of the chevron pattern — a graphic, multi-tone stripe that reads as energetic in motion and deliberate at rest. It's the print dress for the woman who wants pattern with structure, and who knows that a chevron on a moving dress photographs better than most things you'll see this summer. Available XS–L.
The Harriet Brown Dress is a longer, more considered version of the Odabash solid-colour beach dress. The brown in a longer silhouette reads as more formal than the Ellis mini, and it works for the kind of summer dinner where the occasion is slightly beyond the beach café but short of a restaurant that requires a second thought.
Brisbane bikini set Ocean Ribbed is the bikini top in the season's most textural fabric — ribbed swimwear with a slight structure that creates shape without requiring padding. Ocean is a deep blue-green that reads well in and out of the water, shifting slightly with the light.
The Mila Dress in Gold is the version for the evening that the Mila Mint Dress is for the morning. Gold in a beach dress format reads as occasion-specific in the most specific way: it's the dress you wear on the night where the hotel restaurant has candles on the terrace and you want to be precisely as dressed as the occasion warrants. Available S and M.
The Mila Dress in Mint is Odabash's beach dress in the season's coolest, freshest colourway. Where the white Casey is versatile, the Mila Mint is specific: it's the dress you wear when you want the colour to set the mood of the day. It reads beautifully against the blue of the Adriatic and against the white walls of any coastal town. Available XS–M.
Brussles bikini set Brown is Melissa Odabash's most substantial bikini top for this season — sized IT44–IT48, in a solid Brown that flatters the fuller bust with the kind of construction that makes serious swimwear worth the investment. The name may be spelled differently from the city, but the construction leaves nothing to chance. Available IT44–IT48.
Bel Air bikini set Pineapples is Melissa Odabash's more structured bikini top in the Pineapples print — the construction makes it the right choice for larger busts or anyone who wants more hold through an active day. The Pineapples print in the Bel Air's cut reads with the same warm, golden quality but on a different canvas.
The Anna CR ZigZag Stripe is the crochet version with a graphic pattern — the zigzag chevron worked into the crochet construction itself, which creates both the design and the texture simultaneously. It's a more graphic reading of the Anna format than the solid Rose version, and it suits the woman who wants the crochet quality without a single colour commitment. Available XS–M.
The Anna CR in Rose is Melissa Odabash's crochet cover-up — and crochet at this level of construction is not what the word usually conjures. This is the kind of crochet that takes weeks to make and looks, in person, like something you'd wear to dinner as well as to the pool. Rose is the warmth that suits a woman who is already warmly coloured by the sun. Available XS–L.
Alba bikini set Brown is Melissa Odabash's take on the solid-colour luxury bikini top — the piece that looks like it cost exactly what it did, and earns it through the quality of the fabric and the cut. Brown in swimwear is a knowing choice: it flatters tanned skin in a way that cooler neutrals don't, and it photographs warmly against any backdrop the Dalmatian coast provides. Available IT40–IT46.
The Adelaide bikini set in Pineapples is the kind of bikini that makes you think someone has given considerable thought to what a swimsuit top should actually do — support without structure, shape without compression, and a print that earns its keep in full Croatian sunlight. The Pineapples print has a warm, graphic quality that works from Hvar to Lošinj, and the Adelaide's cut keeps the whole thing in place through an afternoon of real swimming.
The Cheryl Terry Playsuit in White is the resort wardrobe piece that sounds casual and is, in Odabash's hands, anything but. Terry is the fabric — the same looped cotton that makes the best beach towels, used here as a garment fabric with the understanding that texture can carry an outfit in a way that pattern sometimes can't. Available in L only this season.
The Cancun bikini in Cosmic is the Melissa Odabash bikini for the woman who wants the print to do the talking. Cosmic is a deeper, more complex colourway than the Pineapples — warm but with a kind of celestial layering that reads differently in different light. The Cancun cut is the label's classic triangle with enough construction to hold it in place through movement. Sized IT40–IT44.
The ZELIE Pantalon in Panama is a beach trouser in 67% viscose, 33% cotton that manages to look polished while remaining entirely comfortable. The Panama colourway — Eres's warm sandy neutral — is the version you reach for when everything else in the bag is patterned, or when you want a foundation piece that makes everything else work. The wide leg falls cleanly and the elasticated waist sits without fuss.
The BLOOM Brassiere in Raphia is a soft-cup underwire-free top with more structure than a triangle but less architecture than the Show Bandeau. The Raphia print gives it the artisanal warmth that this format suits — it's not a statement piece, but it's a well-made one. The 84% polyamide-elasthane fabric holds the cups in shape and the band in position.
The LAKSHYA Dress in Scarabee Panama is cut from a 70% cotton, 30% silk blend — and the silk content is what makes it. The Scarabee Panama print takes on a different quality in this fabric than it does in polyamide: there's a subtle luminosity in the weave, and the dress moves with an ease that pure cotton couldn't achieve. This is the piece you bring to dinner the first night.
The DIVINA Robe in Ecru is the kind of beach dress that doesn't ask anything of you. The 67% viscose, 33% cotton blend drapes rather than clings, moves with the body in a sea breeze, and the Ecru colourway flatters in the particular way that warm neutrals do against tanned skin. It works over a swimsuit at lunch and, depending on the shoes, carries into an early evening without adjustment.
The LEONE Panama in Panama is the natural colourway — the closest to traditional Panama straw, but in the Eres 67% viscose, 33% cotton blend that makes it packable and travel-friendly in a way that natural straw isn't. The Panama tone is a clean warm white that works with every colourway in the range. It's a hat with enough structure to hold its shape but enough flexibility to survive a season of actual use.
A favorite from Save the Duck women's collection, the Carly model women’s puffer jacket is a true style icon. Made from nylon and filled with animal-free Plumtech® insulation, it offers lightweight warmth and exceptional versatility. It features a stand-up collar, a two-way zipper, and side pockets secured with invisible zippers. The design is completed with custom orange zip pullers and our signature round logo on the left sleeve. An ideal choice if you’re after a lightweight down jacket—minus the feathers.
