Key items include "jogger" pants with an ankle cuff in different fabrics and prints, boxy tops that skim the waistline and palm tree prints.
Cuffed pants could be dressed up with heels or with open-toe sandals or jandals for a more casual look.
Rebecca Hawthorn of Ezibuy said the kimono was one of the biggest trends to hit the catwalk this summer.
Cut off and print shorts, shift dresses and shirt dresses were easy to wear, along with the all-in-one ease of jumpsuits.
"Our team of buyers and designers travel to the US, London and Europe several times a season to gather inspiration from the high street and collections of international designers," Hawthorn said.
"We then filter this information to produce ranges specifically suited to our New Zealand and Australian customer base."
Can you get the catwalk look at a department store? We put it to the test.
Can't afford Oscar de la Renta's floral trend?
• Urban Precinct Cut Out Back Floral Dress, $89.99 • Xcesri Metal Mesh Purse, $24.99 (In store 8 December) • Simple Strap Stiletto, $99.99
The Herald on Sunday and Farmers have 10 $200 Farmers gift cards to make over your summer wardrobe. To enter, visit winwithheraldonsunday.co.nz, and enter your details along with the key word "fashion". Entries close 5pm Thursday October 30. Full terms and conditions are on our website.
