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New York, United States

Robert Rodriguez

  • Modern separates
  • Relaxed tailoring
  • Elegant dressmaking

Robert Rodriguez trained at the Fashion Institute of Technology and worked at Christian Dior before launching his namesake label in Los Angeles in 2003. His collections combine elegant dressmaking with easy modern separates; he subsequently returned to New York and became creative director of Derek Lam in 2025.

Five looks to know

Model in a belted black jacket and skirt over black trousers.

Collection selection

Robert Rodriguez — Look 1, Resort 2020

Resort 2020

Layered tailoring offers a versatile approach to a travel wardrobe.

Photo: Angelo Sgambati / Courtesy of Robert Rodriguez
Model in a sleeveless white dress with a long belt.

Collection selection

Robert Rodriguez — Look 7, Resort 2020

Resort 2020

A long belt adds definition to the uncomplicated white dress.

Photo: Angelo Sgambati / Courtesy of Robert Rodriguez
Model in gray checked tailoring with a white layer tied around the waist.

Collection selection

Robert Rodriguez — Look 12, Resort 2020

Resort 2020

A casually tied layer breaks up the checked tailored outfit.

Photo: Angelo Sgambati / Courtesy of Robert Rodriguez
Model in a red patterned shirt and matching trousers.

Collection selection

Robert Rodriguez — Look 17, Resort 2020

Resort 2020

Coordinated print makes relaxed separates feel complete with little styling.

Photo: Angelo Sgambati / Courtesy of Robert Rodriguez
Model in a long red outer layer, red top and olive trousers.

Collection selection

Robert Rodriguez — Look 23, Resort 2020

Resort 2020

Bright layering brings color to the collection’s practical travel separates.

Photo: Angelo Sgambati / Courtesy of Robert Rodriguez

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Resort 2020

1 piece