“This is one of my favorite collections that I’ve done here at Rag & Bone,” said Robert Geller at his resort 2026 appointment. We agree. This is Geller’s fourth season since taking over as creative director of the menswear lines, and it’s evident the designer has found his groove between balancing the house codes and adding his own element of style into the pieces.

The result is a Rag & Bone you’re very familiar with—denim remains one of the brand’s focal points—but Geller with more experimentation. For the true denim heads, Geller is working with three different mills in Japan for unique styles, like a silk blend denim from the Kaihara mill that with a slight sheen for a more fashionable look.

Geller also styled this collection himself, further showing how involved the designer is in the brand from the design process to the result. In look 15, the model wears a knit vest layered over a chambray shirt. If it was styled with your normal white button up, the vibe may have skewed more preppy, but instead Geller’s casual yet cool vibe shines through. “Overall, it’s wanting to find this balance of casual with the more elevated and mixing it in a way that still feels kind of cool,” says Geller. “Not too precious and not too dressed up but still beautiful.”