DESTINATION… VACATION

For one to say on this news platform of DANIEL PLUS LAUREN that the word, lace, is thrown around more often than necessary would be right. But since DPL is a fashion destination, lace, for one is just par for the course. Lace is found in mainly undergarments as part of lingerie design, but also found on standard garments as a very cute feature. However, DPL today at Coterie New York here on the west end of Manhattan near Hudson Yards has spotted a resortwear brand with the best name ever. LACE!!!

Inspired by Athens, Greece and founded in 2014, Lace offers up a vacation brand where the beaches are always calling. Its core colors are black, white, and beige with shiny gold florals found on every season of LACE pieces. For Spring and Summer 2026, LACE focuses on the color of the ocean which includes deep blue, light blue, and blue-green all inspired by the Mediterranean. It’s not just SS26 where the Mediterranean is an inspiration, LACE puts this ideal destination in all of its collection, and it’s not just vacation that you can experience LACE.

As told by LACE… LACE’s ambition is to create pieces that everyone could truly feel themselves in. The beating heart of the brand is a love of individuality, a celebration of freedom and a commitment to our beautiful planet. The brand has developed an exclusive design language from a foundation based on the power of the feminine and a celebration of the exquisite. Precise in construction and exuberant in spirit, every piece is a testimony of the LACE aesthetic.

Whether the Summer of 2026 is on your mind, and if you’re looking ahead, it should be, LACE truly ignites your vacation mindset to get away from the world. For anyone who strives not to just live in the now state of civilization, take yourself not just to Greece, but any beautiful spot with the best beaches in the world via LACE. Take the ample planning opportunity you have for next year’s vacation and be sure to make it special, staying domestic doesn’t always cut it. LACE as an aesthetic will keep your body and soul out of the mundane world that GEN Z wants to space themselves in now, where their only destination is their phone.

DANIEL QUINTANILLA