Like many of us, Charef Tajar’s Casablanca had in place all the necessary ingredients for a breakout summer heading into 2020. Fresh off being selected as a finalist for the LVMH Prize, the Parisian brand has accrued a mouth-watering lineup of celebrity endorsements and burgeoning mass appeal.
As the story goes, the summer of 2020 pivoted to being more of an abstract idea than a literal sensation, a reality the brand’s then-new collection was still able to navigate, but a sense of wanting for proper times to enjoy the garments couldn’t help but emerge. For Spring/Summer ‘21, Casablanca tells the story of rainy skies making way for a rainbow in one of their strongest collections to date.
The brand’s bread and butter summer clothes are doused in a Hawaiian influence while remaining grounded in the Mediterranean silhouettes familiar to Casablanca’s roots. This season’s eye-catching prints feature Pacific landscapes featuring the Hawaiian goddess of the sea and other imagery from the Aloha state. Outerwear options include a British-style quilted jacket, reimagined Safari coat and sleek souvenir jacket that pairs perfectly alongside signature silk shirt offerings.
Browse looks from the collection below and reserve pieces now on our website or the Seasons app.
