Resort dressing begins with the rhythm of a day away. A shirt that feels natural over breakfast, shorts for the terrace, and trousers that carry the same silhouette into evening. The aim is a wardrobe you can rearrange with a few deliberate changes.

What is resortwear?

Resortwear is clothing chosen for time away: relaxed enough for leisure, but adaptable to the places you visit. It can include matching separates, shirts, shorts and easy trousers. The right combination depends on the weather, the setting and the dress code. At ILHEMENT, the Atlas wardrobe brings the ease of pyjama dressing into a more structured silhouette.

Start with a matching foundation

Choose navy or black for the shirt and lower half. A shared colour gives generous shapes a continuous line. Our matching shirt and shorts edit pairs Atlas pieces by colour; each garment is sold separately, so you can choose its size independently.

Beside the pool: open and relaxed

For dry time on the terrace or beside the pool, wear a shirt over your own base layer and pair it with shorts. The Atlas Shorts have double pleats and a wide, knee-length cut. These garments are not swimwear; change before entering the water and follow the care instructions on each piece.

At dinner: adjust proportion and footwear

Keep the shirt and replace shorts with Atlas Pants. A long trouser line and a closed shirt make the look more composed. Finish with loafers for a considered evening silhouette. For restaurants requiring formal dress, check the rules and pack accordingly.

How should a relaxed set fit?

Generous volume is part of the Atlas silhouette. Start with the measurements and fit guidance on the individual product pages instead of automatically sizing down. Shirt and trouser size groupings are different, so choose each piece independently. If you are uncertain, contact client service before ordering.

Matching or mixed colours?

A matching navy or black look is the simplest starting point. For contrast, combine the Atlas Shirt Azure with navy, or pair navy with black. Keep the number of colours small so the same pieces can move between outfits without requiring a separate wardrobe for every occasion.

Build the weekend around it

Our Riviera weekend packing edit turns these choices into a two-night wardrobe. For the craft behind the collection, meet our artisans. For places to slow down, explore the Resort Edit.