Chloe Fisher’s Summer Wardrobe Is Now Yours To Shop

Summer, à la Chloe

By Kiri Johnston | 2nd November 2026

If you’ve ever paused on one of Chloe Fisher’s holiday posts, whether she’s in Ibiza or on the GC, for a better look at her outfit, this one’s for you. Her debut JAG collection brings a little of that Gold Coast wardrobe to your own, from oversized shirts and soft pink dresses to the hibiscus denim we’re already eyeing off.

The businesswoman, Darling, Shine! co-host, and author worked with the Australian label on 32 womenswear styles, plus 15 childrenswear pieces for JAG’s first Mini Me collection. It’s relaxed, a little feminine, and made with a summer away in mind.

The denim is the drawcard

The hibiscus-print jeans are an early favourite. Worn with a white tank and slides, they’re an easy departure from your usual blue denim without asking you to rethink everything else. The print also appears on a coordinating short, while washed pink and beige denim keep things softer.

Around them sits a wardrobe of linen shirts and shorts, terry towelling, shirred mini dresses, and oversized shirting. Pieces to wear over swimmers, out to lunch, and again the following week.

Then there’s the chocolate ramie. Sheer and lightweight, the separates offer a richer alternative to the white linen that tends to dominate this time of year. Layer over swimwear or wear with the denim, depending on where the afternoon’s heading.

Straight from her wardrobe

JAG’s design team visited Fisher’s Gold Coast home in March to see what she actually wears on repeat. From there, she worked with Head of Design Jamilla McCrossin on the colours, fabrics, buttons, and trims, right through to campaign styling.

“This collection is really an extension of my own wardrobe,” says Fisher. “I’m drawn to soft, feminine pieces that still feel easy to live in, so the florals and the muted pinks came naturally.”

Travel shaped the collection, too, with an emphasis on pieces that pack easily and work together. If you’re someone who packs ten outfits only to wear the same three, you’ll appreciate the thinking.

A smaller wardrobe, too

Fisher’s children, Bobbi and Andi, joined an early fitting, prompting the idea for JAG’s first Mini Me collection. Prints and details from the womenswear carry through to 10 Junior styles in sizes 2–6 and five Baby styles in sizes 000–1.

You can keep the coordination subtle with a shared print or commit to the matching outfits. We suspect the tiny hibiscus pieces will make that decision for a few parents. As for us, the hibiscus jeans and chocolate separates have a place on the summer wishlist. Available to shop at JAG and THE ICONIC.