82% matchCamilla
Hand-drawn print house built on kaftans and resortwear
What changes: Higher price, embellished silk and bohemian rather than mid-century
Brand profile
Los Angeles label founded in 1995, built on bold in-house prints and saturated color across resortwear, swim and ready-to-wear.

Collections are built around graphic prints and saturated color developed in-house, referencing mid-century California and Palm Springs desert modernism rather than seasonal trend.
The main line is women's; men's shirts and pieces come through the separate Mr Turk label, so the print language carries over but the entry point is different.
Roughly eleven collections a year span ready-to-wear, swimwear, eyewear, accessories, paper goods and home textiles, sold via own boutiques, its site and US department stores.
82% matchHand-drawn print house built on kaftans and resortwear
What changes: Higher price, embellished silk and bohemian rather than mid-century
75% matchPrint-led holiday swim and resort separates
What changes: Younger Australian beach vibe, less mid-century polish
73% matchCalifornia swim-to-cover-up resort dressing, fit-first
What changes: Cleaner tonal palette, less graphic print identity
70% matchLA colour-and-pattern maximalism via embroidery
What changes: Bohemian tunics and kimonos over modernist resort silhouettes
Trina Turk is a Los Angeles label founded in 1995 by designer Trina Turk and her late husband, photographer Jonathan Skow. It builds collections around in-house graphic prints and saturated color, spanning women's ready-to-wear, dresses, swimwear, accessories, eyewear and paper goods, plus the Mr Turk menswear line and residential textiles. The aesthetic draws on mid-century California and Palm Springs desert modernism. The company releases roughly eleven collections a year, selling through its own boutiques, trinaturk.com and US department stores; private equity firm KarpReilly holds a stake.