Collection Launch
Halo: Nana Jacqueline’s Resort ’26 Drop
Escape into Resort ’26. Halo is a collection of sexy silhouettes, effortless draping, and statement pieces created for days in the sun and nights out.
Eight pieces. A black horse walking through shallow water at sunset. Metal ring hardware as the recurring detail that ties the collection to itself. Halo launched Friday, July 24 at 12 PM Eastern, and this is the drop Nana Jacqueline had been building toward all summer.
Black is at the center of Halo. One white piece breaks the story. One purple piece breathes through it. A bikini and a lightweight layer pull the collection through the water and into the night.
The World of Halo
Halo lives at the waterline just before night. Dark water at sunset. Bronzed skin. Metal hardware catching gold light. A black horse moving through the shallows in the second half of the day.
Resort ’26 is a season that moves through two hours. The first is the sun. The second is the room after it. Halo is the collection built for both hours, and for the woman moving through them without needing to change her whole wardrobe to do it. Draped silhouettes for the water. Sculptural pieces for the night. One piece of hardware carrying the language between them.
The tension of Halo is not decoration. The pieces were designed around the specific hour when the day turns into the evening: the pause after the water and before the room, when the light is still gold and the piece a woman is wearing has to work for both.
The Mood
After Sunset
Halo begins after the sun drops: dark water, bronzed skin, and metal hardware catching the last of the gold light before the room turns to candlelight.
The Silhouette
Sculpted and Draped
Cutouts held together by hardware, draped fabric that traces the body, and backs that open just enough to make every angle feel deliberate.
The Palette
Black, One Note of Purple, One Flash of White
Black runs through the collection, then opens just enough to feel dangerous: one purple note softens the pressure, and one white flash cuts cleanly through the dark story.
The Range
From Swim to the Villa After Dark
Ivara and Luciana give Halo its full arc: the bikini puts the collection in the sun, and the sheer black layer carries it into the first hour of the night.
The Lineup
01
Belladonna One-Shoulder Black Dress
Belladonna is the evening piece Halo builds toward. The dress that walks into a room after everyone else has arrived.
One shoulder, ring hardware, an open waist, and a draped finish give it exactly the kind of control this collection is built on. Sharp, fluid, and unmistakably evening.
It is the black dress for the first step into the villa, the first flash of candlelight, the first moment the collection stops being a beach fantasy and becomes the night itself.
Halo runs true to size, and Belladonna follows that fit cleanly through the body.
02
Fiora Irregular Purple Dress
A short purple dress with an irregular hem. Draped movement through the piece. Sexy but still soft, and softer than the collection runs otherwise.
The Fiora is the piece that lets Halo breathe. One color note that is neither black nor white, held against the rest of the collection to make it feel less severe.
It feels warmer, looser, and just a little more playful than the black chapter around it, which is exactly why it belongs.
Like the rest of Halo, Fiora runs true to size.
03
Ivara Ring Black Bikini + Luciana Sheer Black Cardigan
Halo has a swim chapter. This is where the collection breaks from its evening bearings and moves into the day.
Black. Ring hardware that repeats the metal theme from the evening pieces. A bikini that belongs to the collection because the hardware is speaking to the hardware. The Ivara is the piece that puts Halo at the water.
A lightweight black layer meant to be pulled on over the swim and worn through the hour that follows. Cut long. Meant to slip open at the shoulder or fall closed as the light drops. Cardigan is a word that undersells it.
The Luciana is the piece that carries the Ivara from the shoreline to the terrace, and the piece that lets Halo function as a full-day collection instead of an evening-only one.
Halo runs true to size overall, including the Ivara and the Luciana layer.
04
Luciana Ring-Cutout Black Dress
Body-conscious. Ring cutout as the defining detail, held together by hardware in a way that reads as sculptural rather than exposed.
The Luciana Cutout is the dress that owns the room without needing to move.
Closer, sleeker, and more direct than the rest of the lineup, it holds the kind of pressure that makes Halo feel less sweet and more unmistakably sultry.
It runs true to size, the same way the broader Halo drop does.
05
Marbella Ring Black Dress
Midi length. Ring hardware placed at the waist and the shoulders. A cleaner line than the others in the black chapter, more restrained through the silhouette.
The Marbella is the dress for the dinner where the room is quieter and the light is warmer.
It gives the collection a polished, expensive pause without losing the charge that runs through the rest of the drop.
Marbella runs true to size.
06
Oriana Mesh Panel White Dress
One white piece breaks the black story of Halo. Its presence is not accidental.
White. Mesh panel construction, cut through the silhouette in a way that reads as architectural rather than decorative. The Oriana is not a break for the sake of a break. It is the piece that lets the black dresses register as a deliberate choice.
Without the Oriana, Halo would read as monochromatic. With it in the collection, the black chapter becomes a decision, not a default.
Oriana also runs true to size.
07
Yasmina Open-Back Black Dress
The Yasmina is the exit line. A black dress cut through the back in one long uninterrupted opening that runs from the nape to the base of the spine. From the front it reads as clean. From behind it reads as the reason the room turns.
The fabric holds close through the shoulders and traces the waist without tightening it. Long straps hold the neckline in place. The back is left to the skin, to the light, to whoever is watching the woman walk away from the bar. This is not a dress that photographs one way and wears another. It photographs and wears the same way, which is deliberate.
Wear the Yasmina for the night that starts at a dinner and ends somewhere neither of you planned. A rooftop in Ibiza. A bar carved into the rock in Formentera. Any room where the light is low and the music is warm. The Yasmina is what a woman wears when she has already decided how the night is going to end.
Yasmina runs true to size, in step with the rest of Halo.
Halo Drops July 24
Halo launched Friday, July 24, 2026, at 12:00 PM Eastern.
Eight pieces are now live at Nana Jacqueline in the Halo collection. The drop arrived with black horses, dark water, sunset light, and the full Resort ’26 mood intact.
If there is a piece you already know is yours, do not wait until the room fills. Escape into Resort ’26. Halo is what Nana Jacqueline built for the days in the sun and the nights that follow them.
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Halo Collection FAQ
When does the Halo Collection launch?
Halo launched Friday, July 24, 2026 at 12:00 PM Eastern on Nana Jacqueline and is now live.
What defines the Halo Collection?
Halo is Nana Jacqueline’s Resort ’26 drop built around sexy silhouettes, effortless draping, statement pieces, ring hardware, swim, and sculptural evening dressing. Black sits at the center, with one white interruption and one purple color break.
How does the Halo Collection fit?
The Halo Collection runs true to size. Belladonna, Fiora, Ivara, Luciana, Marbella, Oriana, and Yasmina all follow the collection’s standard fit.
Which Halo piece introduces color?
The Fiora Irregular Purple Dress is the collection’s main color interruption. It brings a saturated purple note into an otherwise black-and-white lineup, making it one of the most striking pieces in the drop.
Is Halo only dresses?
No. Halo includes dresses, but it also includes the Ivara Ring Black Bikini and the Luciana Sheer Black Cardigan, which together create the swim and layering chapter of the collection.
Why is there a white dress in Halo?
The Oriana Mesh Panel White Dress is Halo’s single flash of contrast. It cuts through the black story at exactly the right moment while keeping the same sculptural, high-tension silhouette language as the rest of the drop.
