The Resort 2024 collections are all about the pleasures of touch

Resort 2024’s most sumptuous, reach-out-and-touch womenswear, photographed by Matthieu Delbreuve and styled by Wallpaper* fashion and style director Jason Hughes

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Womenswear Fashion
Left, coat, price on request, by Jil Sander by Lucie and Luke Meier. Shoes, price on request, by Alaïa. Tights, £30, by Wolford ‘Soft Dreams Lux’ rug in Plum, price on request, by Ege Carpets. Right, jacket, £1,550, by Stella McCartney. Necklace, £125, by Completedworks
(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Sumptuous materials, unexpected textures, the feel of clothing on the skin: the Resort 2024 season, which heralds the arrival of a new year in fashion, is all about the pleasure of touch. 

As seen in the January Next Generation Issue of Wallpaper*, Paris-based photographer Matthieu Delbreuve unites with Wallpaper* fashion and style director Jason Hughes to capture the material pleasures of the season. 

Material pleasures: Resort 2024 reach-out-and-touch womenswear

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Fashion Womenswear

Dress, £1,690; tights, £390, both by Burberry ‘Maralunga’ armchair, price on request, by Vico Magistretti, for Cassina, from Monument Store. ‘Soft Dreams Lux’ rug in Light Grey, price on request, by Ege Carpets

(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Like the coated knitwear of Pieter Mulier at Alaïa – a potently desirable mix of the slick and soft – or an extraordinary sequinned dress from Maison Margiela, whereby each pailette is actually made from rubber, a trick for both hand and eye.

Elsewhere, an opulent melange of textures: shimmering monogram chainmail from Gucci (originally shown in an extravagant show in Seoul), soft knitted herringbone by Daniel Lee at Burberry, or billowing faux furs from Givenchy, Victoria Beckham and Jil Sander by Lucie and Luke Meier.

And, backdropping it all, the textures of home: swathes of high-pile rugs and carpets, leather chairs, or the distinct texture of Mario Bellini’s 1972-designed ‘Le Bambole’ armchair for B&B Italia.

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Fashion Womenswear

Coat, £3,950, by Celine by Hedi Slimane. Shoes, price on request, by Alaïa. Bodysuit, £195; tights, £30, both by Wolford

(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Fashion Womenswear

Jacket, £2,410; belt, £565; tights, £190, all by Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello. ‘Soft Dreams Lux’ rug in Beige, price on request, by Ege Carpets

(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Fashion Womenswear

Dress, price on request, by Maison Margiela ‘Bonaparte’ chair, from £4,160, by Eileen Gray, for Aram Designs, from Aram. ‘Deep Pile Merino’ rug, £13,037, by The Rug Company

(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Fashion Womenswear

Coat, £1,290; coat (underneath), £1,590; dress, price on request, all by Victoria Beckham ‘Deep Pile Merino’ rug, £13,037, by The Rug Company

(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Fashion Womenswear

Top, price on request; skirt, £1,690; leggings, £2,580; belt, £670; gloves, £610; shoes, £990, all by Alaïa. ‘Soft Dreams Lux’ rug in Beige, price on request, by Ege Carpets

(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Fashion Womenswear

Coat, £12,500; tights, £210, both by Prada. Gloves, £610; shoes £990, both by Alaïa

(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Fashion Womenswear

Top, £1,853; top (underneath), £890; skirt, £1,020, all by Gucci. ‘Soft Dreams Lux’ rug in White, price on request, by Ege Carpets

(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Fashion Womenswear

Jacket, price on request; roll-neck, £995, both by Ferragamo. Sunglasses, £425, by Bottega Veneta. Gloves, £610, by Alaïa. ‘Deep Pile Merino’ rug, £13,037, by The Rug Company

(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Fashion Womenswear

Shirt, £3,000, by Miu Miu. Tights, £30, by Wolford. ‘Bibendum’ chair, from £3,500, by Eileen Gray, for Aram Designs, from Aram. ‘Soft Dreams Lux’ rug in Beige, price on request, by Ege Carpets

(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Fashion Womenswear

Coat, £7,600, by Givenchy. Shoes, price on request, by Alaïa. Tights, £30, by Wolford. ‘Le Bambole’ armchair, from £4,075, by Mario Bellini, for B&B Italia, from Aram. ‘Soft Dreams Lux’ rug in Plum, price on request, by Ege Carpets

(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Resort 2024 Material Pleasures Fashion Womenswear

Jacket, price on request; top, £1,040, both by Tod’s

(Image credit: Photography by Matthieu Delbreuve, fashion by Jason Hughes)

Model: Ashley Radjarame at IMG. Casting: Ikki Casting at The Art Board. Hair: Anna Cofone using Oribe. Make-up: Sandra Cooke using Byredo. Interiors: Olly Mason. Set build: London Art Makers. Photography assistant: Arthur Jung. Fashion assistants: Kris Bergfeldt, Samela Gjozi. Interiors assistant: Archie Thomson. Post-production: Retouch and Post. 

A version of this story appears in the January 2024 Next Generation Issue of Wallpaper*, available in print, on the Wallpaper* app on Apple iOS, and to subscribers of Apple News +. Subscribe to Wallpaper* today!

Fashion Features Editor

Jack Moss is the Fashion Features Editor at Wallpaper*, joining the team in 2022. Having previously been the digital features editor at AnOther and digital editor at 10 and 10 Men magazines, he has also contributed to titles including i-D, Dazed, 10 Magazine, Mr Porter’s The Journal and more, while also featuring in Dazed: 32 Years Confused: The Covers, published by Rizzoli. He is particularly interested in the moments when fashion intersects with other creative disciplines – notably art and design – as well as championing a new generation of international talent and reporting from international fashion weeks. Across his career, he has interviewed the fashion industry’s leading figures, including Rick Owens, Pieter Mulier, Jonathan Anderson, Grace Wales Bonner, Christian Lacroix, Kate Moss and Manolo Blahnik.