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Rag & Bone Resort 2027

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Rag & Bone Resort 2027
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Rag & Bone's Resort 2027 collection showcases a blend of statement pieces and everyday essentials tailored for New York women. The collection features standout outerwear, including a cherry red leather bomber and a zebra-stripe calf-hair jacket, alongside refreshed pant styles and stylish accessories. With a focus on comfort and versatility, the brand continues to evolve its offerings to meet the lifestyle needs of its customers.

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Original publisherVogue
Canonical URLhttps://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/resort-2027/rag-bone
Publication timeTue, 28 Apr 2026 20:42:15 +0000
Retrieval time2026-04-28T20:44:39.819Z
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Looking at this season’s Rag & Bone look book, you’ll find that Jennie McCormick and her team certainly have a finger on the pulse of what New York women actually want and desire in their wardrobes. This includes an array of statement jackets, updates on classic jeans, and sharp takes on office staples. “As we’ve talked about the past few seasons, we’ve been really trying to expand our woman’s lifestyle, and with this season, you can see more of the elevated expression of her life,” said McCormick.Outerwear has always been an essential category for the brand, and this season McCormick pushed that toward jackets that toe the line between statement and everyday. A leather bomber comes in a delightful cherry red with a scarf detail at the neck, for a touch of Parisian elegance.

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