Summer 23 Part Four

Summer 23 Part Four was crafted as an ode to the notion of home. Photographed at Dovecote against the rugged terrain of the New South Wales coastline, the collection celebrates the amaranthine beauty of long summer days in Australia. Recalling hazy afternoons beneath the sun, vivid hues and botanical motifs contrast against the sun-kissed landscape with buds of yellow, pink, and violet peaking through the foliage.

Embodying the spirit of escape, the campaign is underscored by a poetic retelling of summertime memories. Recalling the warm whispering wind, crashing shores, and peachy dusk skies, the campaign depicts the dreamscape of Summer as models Lili Sumner, Lily Vander Meeden, and Lauren Stevenson, meander through the native elements.

Three models lying on the grass wearing violet, silver and multicoloured evening gowns

Two models lying on the grass wearing violet and silver evening gowns

Blonde model wearing a silver sequined halterneck evening gown standing on the grass with the ocean in the background

Blonde model wearing a backless silver sequined evening gown standing on the grass with the ocean in the background

Daisy Sequin Gown

Blonde model lying on the grass wearing a silver sequined halterneck gown with chunky silver bracelet

Two models standing on grass gazing at the camera wearing multicoloured shimmering evening gowns

Balancing contemporary femininity with a sophisticated design sensibility, new season silhouettes are crafted from Scanlan Theodore’s signature pleated rib and Crepe Knit fabrications. Imbued with luxurious simplicity and refined elegance, the sculptural silhouettes are designed to contrast and coordinate. Lightweight knitwear is elevated through accents of gold and silver, woven into unique garments that invite luminosity to summertime ensembles.

Welcoming the arrival of Summer 23 swimwear, the collection showcases in-house designed prints and refined silhouettes that are consciously crafted from yarn that is of Italian origin. Embodying the essence of Summer, the capsule of one-pieces, bikinis, and sarongs is thoughtfully designed for pool and seaside dressing.

Two models standing on grass with the ocean in the background embracing wearing metallic knit cardigans and black swimwear

Model standing in front of the ocean wearing a metallic silver cardigan set with black swim bottoms

Model standing in front of the ocean wearing a gold cardigan and black one-piece swimsuit

Metallic Knit Crop Cardigan, High Waist Brief, Metallic Knit Camisole, Turban Twist One Piece, Leather Trim Chain Belt 1.5, Metallic Knit Cardigan

Opulent silhouettes are crafted from couture fabrication embellished by sequins in silver and violet, luminous silk lamé, and an archival botanical motif that has been exclusively reproduced for Scanlan Theodore. Emulating a sophisticated interpretation of modern elegance, the evening dresses are embellished by sculptural waist cutouts and hardware detailing.

Model lying on her side in the grass wearing palm-print shorts and denim jacket

Denim Palm Trench, Denim Palm Short

Two models gazing at the camera wearing a denim palm-print jacket and white singlet with trousers

Model standing on grass with hands in pockets wearing a white singlet and white wide-leg trousers

Model standing on grass with hands above her head wearing a white singlet and white wide-leg trousers

Crepe Knit Rib Singlet, Pleat Drape Leg Trouser

Reflective of the timeless sophistication that is synonymous with Scanlan Theodore, the collection is emboldened by geometric prints and vivacious tones of chartreuse, lemon, turquoise, cornflower blue, and chocolate brown. Designed for a contemporary interpretation of warm weather elegance, the silhouettes interplay couture fabrications, relaxed proportions, and feminine nuances.

An artful return to the brand’s Australian origins, Summer 23 Part Four pays homage to the eternal allure of idyllic days in the sun.

Dovecote is an awe-inspiring accommodation with unsurpassed views of the ocean and rural Australian landscape.

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