
Stripes are getting twisted, draped and generally much less well-behaved.
Stripes have always been reliable. Right now, they’re getting a little less polite. This season’s best versions are twisted, draped, fringed, warped and cut on the bias, turning a familiar print into part of the construction itself rather than simply something laid on top. ESTHÉ’s asymmetric tee pulls the stripe completely off balance, while Carmen Says plays with draping and sharper proportions across its Golden Serenity pants and matching asymmetric top. 3.1 Phillip Lim adds movement with fringe, Celia B pushes things into bolder, more graphic territory, and Laagam keeps the mood relaxed with an oversized camel-striped knit that feels more off-duty than nautical. Elsewhere, Simon Miller and Stine Goya use space-dyed knits, flares and fringe to make stripes feel almost textural, while pieces from Same and others prove the print works just as well in barely-there summer shapes as it does in heavier transitional layers. What makes the current stripe moment interesting is the lack of one fixed formula: some are oversized and graphic, some are narrow and warped, some run diagonally across the body, and some clash widths and directions altogether. The result feels less preppy, less predictable and far more playful than the classic Breton associations we usually default to. The point isn’t that stripes are “back”...they never really left. They’ve just finally stopped behaving like the sensible option.

Stripes are getting twisted, draped and generally much less well-behaved.
Stripes have always been reliable. Right now, they’re getting a little less polite. This season’s best versions are twisted, draped, fringed, warped and cut on the bias, turning a familiar print into part of the construction itself rather than simply something laid on top. ESTHÉ’s asymmetric tee pulls the stripe completely off balance, while Carmen Says plays with draping and sharper proportions across its Golden Serenity pants and matching asymmetric top. 3.1 Phillip Lim adds movement with fringe, Celia B pushes things into bolder, more graphic territory, and Laagam keeps the mood relaxed with an oversized camel-striped knit that feels more off-duty than nautical. Elsewhere, Simon Miller and Stine Goya use space-dyed knits, flares and fringe to make stripes feel almost textural, while pieces from Same and others prove the print works just as well in barely-there summer shapes as it does in heavier transitional layers. What makes the current stripe moment interesting is the lack of one fixed formula: some are oversized and graphic, some are narrow and warped, some run diagonally across the body, and some clash widths and directions altogether. The result feels less preppy, less predictable and far more playful than the classic Breton associations we usually default to. The point isn’t that stripes are “back”...they never really left. They’ve just finally stopped behaving like the sensible option.
Stine Goya
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Why it's worth it
The stripe is doing serious leg-lengthening work.
Stine Goya
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XXS XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
Navy collar, green trim — the color-blocking is already done for you.
Stine Goya
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XS S M
Why it's worth it
Circus-stripe trousers with a hidden heart wink at the hem.
Simon Miller
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XS
Why it's worth it
Teal and brick together is a color combo you won't see coming.
Laagam
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XS S L XL
Why it's worth it
Two-tone drape with a squared twist.
Simon Miller
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00 0 10
Why it's worth it
The stripe is loud enough that you don't need anything else.
Sister Jane
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L
Why it's worth it
Back lace-up on a stripe shirt nobody saw coming.
Whistles
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XS S M
Why it's worth it
Burgundy collar, cream body — the jacket already coordinated itself.
Simon Miller
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0 2 4 8 10
Why it's worth it
That red stripe does the heavy lifting — just add white trousers.
Simonett
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XS
Why it's worth it
The double-layer trick turns a flat stripe into an optical illusion.
Marques' Almeida
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L XL
Why it's worth it
The hem looks like it got into a fight with a pair of scissors — and won.
Stine Goya
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Why it's worth it
The blush-trimmed burgundy collar is doing serious work here.
Stine Goya
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XS L XL XXL XXXL
Why it's worth it
Three tie bows down the front — actually functional, actually cute.
Stine Goya
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XXXL
Why it's worth it
Six stripes on the body, a different six on the sleeves, and then that collar shows up.
Simon Miller
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XS S M L
Why it's worth it
Cabana-stripe shirt that forgot its back.
Steele
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XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
Built-in waist shaping means you skip the belt.
Sister Jane
Lowest we've seen
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XS
Why it's worth it
A waist built into the shirt so you don't need to tuck it.
Simon Miller
Lowest we've seen
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XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
The stripe is wide enough to mean it.
Carmen Says
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XS S M L
Why it's worth it
The skirt stripes fan out from the waist like a sunburst.
Laagam
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32 34 36 40 42
Why it's worth it
Brown-and-red stripes that look pulled from a vintage Italian wardrobe.
Simon Miller
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00 0 4 6 8 10
Why it's worth it
Banana print over stripes — commitment to the bit.
Carmen Says
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XS S M L
Why it's worth it
Diagonal stripes and ruffles, somehow not fighting each other.
OpéraSPORT
Why it's worth it
Ruched cotton, raw tie, graphic stripe — carry it like a prop.
Stine Goya
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XXS
Why it's worth it
Watercolor bleeding down both legs — the stripes melted, not stamped.
Sister Jane
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XS S
Why it's worth it
The bow is enormous and that is entirely the point.
Sister Jane
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XS S M
Why it's worth it
The stripes run in different directions on every panel — it's the same print doing five things.
Simon Miller
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XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
Party sleeves on a basics-level silhouette.
Farm Rio
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XS S M
Why it's worth it
Palm tree crashing through a stripe, tie bow landing above the navel.
Laagam
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M XL
Why it's worth it
Ruffle-hip boxer shorts that actually look intentional.
Simon Miller
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Why it's worth it
Five colors crammed into one rib — turquoise, mustard, brown, mint, black, all fighting for the spotlight.
Mango
Why it's worth it
The stripe goes diagonal, then the shoulder goes rogue.
Staud
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00 0 2 4 6 8 10 12
Why it's worth it
The diagonal stripe does all the work at the waist.
Simon Miller
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XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
Electric green meets deep purple-blue, divided by a single navy stripe like a referee stepped in.
Never Fully Dressed
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8 10 12 18 22 28
Why it's worth it
Lace-trimmed diagonal stripes that hit differently at sunset.
Laagam
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XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
Retro polo collar meets a genuinely interesting stripe sequence.
Carmen Says
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XS S M L
Why it's worth it
Every stripe is basically a sunset in yarn form.
Zara
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XS S
Why it's worth it
Mustard belt crashes the black-and-ivory party and wins.
Never Fully Dressed
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6 8 10 12 14 16 18 22 26
Why it's worth it
One dress, three silhouettes — no alterations needed.
Simon Miller
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XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
The cuffs flip the stripe direction — that's the whole move.
Never Fully Dressed
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10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26
Why it's worth it
Yellow lace on a diagonal navy stripe — it shouldn't work, and it does.
Staud
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XS S M L
Why it's worth it
The stripe does the styling for you — top-to-toe, no effort.
Simon Miller
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XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
Stripe-on-stripe coord energy, no effort required.
ESTHÉ
Lowest we've seen
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XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
The shoulder twist turns a basic stripe tee into something worth noticing.
Carmen Says
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XS S M L
Why it's worth it
Ruffle hem on a striped trouser — not as chaotic as it sounds.
Simon Miller
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XS S M
Why it's worth it
The fringe layers actually swing when you walk.
Never Fully Dressed
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6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24
Why it's worth it
The blue cuff trim on a red-stripe blouse is the kind of detail that makes an outfit look considered.
Carmen Says
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XS S M L
Why it's worth it
The diagonal stripe does the body-sculpting for you.
Carmen Says
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XS M L
Why it's worth it
Sunset stripes you can actually wear off the beach.
Sabo
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Why it's worth it
The flared hem makes it read more dress than top — bonus coverage.
Never Fully Dressed
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6 8 10 12 14 16 18 22 26 28
Why it's worth it
Tomato stripe with a pale blue hem cuff that looks like a designer's signature.
Simon Miller
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XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
The mismatched stripe belt is the whole conversation.
Quince
Available sizes
M L
Why it's worth it
The rugby stripe color combo that's everywhere right now, in cashmere blend.
The Frankie Shop
Available sizes
S M L XL
Why it's worth it
The boxer-short trend's best stripe execution.
Simon Miller
Available sizes
XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
Seven colors, one top, no accessories required.
The Frankie Shop
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S M
Why it's worth it
Padded shoulders on a shirt dress — that's the whole argument.
Carmen Says
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XS S M L
Why it's worth it
The waistband folds over and the stripes switch direction — a small detail that makes it.
Simon Miller
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XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
A cardigan that pulls resort-cover-up duty without looking like it tried.
Sabo
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XXS XS S M L XL XXL
Why it's worth it
The matching top turns it into a full retro-resort moment.
Sabo
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XXS XS S M L XL XXL
Why it's worth it
Cobalt, lime, and cream stripes — your back is the real outfit.
Same
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XS S M L
Why it's worth it
Faux suede makes it feel like a second skin.
Same
Available sizes
XS
Why it's worth it
Exaggerated neck tie, endless styling options.
Simon Miller
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XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
Fringe at the waist AND the hem — they committed.
Simon Miller
Available sizes
XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
It's a whole beach look — no sarong wrestling required.
Simon Miller
Available sizes
XS S M L XL
Why it's worth it
Two stripe scales, one dress. It works.
Laagam
Available sizes
40
Why it's worth it
The stripe is loud enough to do all the work — wear a white tee and go.
Same
Why it's worth it
Diagonal stripes meet pure silk.
3.1 Phillip Lim
Why it's worth it
Fringe that actually moves, zero structure required.
Fashion Brand Company
Why it's worth it
Pinstripe suiting, but make it backless.
Hansen & Gretel
Why it's worth it
Sheer enough to count as a beach cover-up, cool enough for dinner.
Laagam
Why it's worth it
The ruffle-edged stripe that somehow works as a waistband.
Never Fully Dressed
Why it's worth it
Four patterns, one dress, zero clashing.
Never Fully Dressed
Why it's worth it
Two clashing prints that somehow work — and that hem does the rest.
Simon Miller
Why it's worth it
The matching set does all the work — zero outfit math required.
Simon Miller
Why it's worth it
Pleated stripes that actually line up through the skirt.
Staud
Why it's worth it
Pinstripe silk + black lace hem is a genuinely great collision.
Staud
Why it's worth it
The print does all the work — the silhouette stays clean.
Staud
Why it's worth it
Silk pinstripe that works as a cover-up, a top, or a beach shirt.
Staud
Why it's worth it
Silk pinstripe shorts with a lace hem — the slip dress energy, but make it bottoms.
The Frankie Shop
Why it's worth it
Shoulder pads built in, no blazer needed.
The Wolf Gang
Why it's worth it
Raffia baguette with a kiss-lock — beach bag energy, evening bag shape.
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