“We were looking at folk images from the Sixties and figuring out how to modernize them for the season,” said Erin Beatty of Suno’s resort lineup, which she codesigned with Max Osterweis. “There’s sort of a controlled hippie vibe.”
The duo worked traditional folkloric prints, mostly flower motifs and geometric patterns, into a melange of elevated fabrics, some adorned with embroidery and appliqués in contrasting and slightly retro colorways, such as red and pale blue. More casual offerings included a series of crisp white poplin separates, bohemian embroidered blouses and cotton T-shirts — a new category for the brand.
