Alexandra Saint Mleux x MESHKI Resort Collection

In a world where Formula 1 weekends have become as much about front-row fashion as they are about pole positions, Alexandra Saint Mleux has emerged as a name to know. Elegant, elusive, and endlessly photogenic, the French-born art student and girlfriend of Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has quickly carved out a signature style – understated yet sensual, graceful but current. Now, Saint Mleux has translated that cultivated aesthetic into a capsule collection with Australian fashion label MESHKI, marking her first major foray into design. The result? A resort-ready wardrobe that feels like a love letter to long lunches in Cannes, beachside cocktails in Positano, and golden hours that stretch on forever.

The Alexandra Saint Mleux x MESHKI Resort Collection is as much about attitude as it is about silhouette. Shot against the sun-drenched backdrop of the South of France by photographer Maya Chantout, the campaign imagery alone evokes the mood of a European summer film — think La Piscine, but with a modern minimalist’s twist. The 14-piece edit is built around polished ease: knitwear reimagined as statement eveningwear, gauzy lace transformed into quiet luxury, and every hem, strap, and seam designed to move with the breeze.

If you’re unfamiliar with Meshki, consider this your introduction. Founded in 2013 by Shadi and Myriam Meshki, the Sydney-based label has made a name for itself by offering affordable luxury that champions the female form. Meshki’s woman is confident, unapologetically feminine, and always dressed for a moment. It’s been a staple at F1 races on various WAGs in the recent past. Here are a few of the Meshki pieces WAGs have worn recently:

This collaboration marks a sophisticated evolution for the brand, merging MESHKI’s sculptural signatures with Saint Mleux’s soft, ethereal cool. At the heart of the collection are dresses that feel both timeless and contemporary. The Reece Halter Knit Maxi Dress features a high neckline and body-skimming fit that delivers elegance without trying too hard — exactly how Alexandra herself dresses. The Jasiel Strapless Knit Dress, in Cyan Blue or Black, is destined for dinners that turn into dancing, while the Celestino Floral Metallic Knit Dress glimmers just enough to catch candlelight on the Riviera.

There’s also an embrace of match sets — a trend that’s quickly becoming a WAG signature. The Guinevere Lace and Mesh Top and Maxi Skirt, in Ivory or Lilac, is both demure and daring, with sheer panels that whisper rather than shout. For a more playful, beach-adjacent vibe, the Waverley Metallic Knit Swim Cover-Up and Mini Skirt serves polished poolside glamour without sacrificing comfort.

What ties the collection together is a distinct point of view: this is resortwear for the woman who doesn’t need logos or loud statements to be noticed. Alexandra’s influence is evident in every detail — the gentle curve of a neckline, the deliberate simplicity of a column silhouette, the romantic-but-practical color palette. It’s a wardrobe for getaways, yes, but also for the woman who understands that the most impactful looks are often the quietest ones.

In a world increasingly dominated by fast fashion and fleeting trends, the Alexandra Saint Mleux x Meshki collaboration offers something refreshingly enduring: a wardrobe built for memories, not moments. And if the style set at the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix is any indication, this is just the beginning of Saint Mleux’s evolution from fashion muse to designer in her own right.