Saxon Ratliff wasn’t the only one whose head turned at the sight of Chelsea (played by Aimee Lou Wood) in that little red bikini. The two-piece in question is from made-to-order luxury swimwear brand Tara Matthews, while a JW Anderson orange crochet bag, Jacquemus leopard-print sunglasses and casual solid gold and diamond necklace added the perfect quirky finishing touches.

It’s all about designer swimwear and vibrant cover-ups for Kate and Laurie, who epitomise loud luxury in their colourful pool-side ensembles. Laurie’s blue silk kimono-slash-kaftan is a design by Tara Matthews, while Kate is in head-to-toe Valentino.

Victoria Ratliff oozes grown-up sophistication, as reflected in her country-club chic on tour wardrobe. The first outfit we see her in is a masterful combination of elevated basics, made up of a khaki linen Banana Republic dress (sadly since sold out), a patterned Swaine London blue silk scarf, and a classic Gucci bamboo bag.

Whatever your theories about her character, one thing’s for sure: with her fashion choices, Chelsea is certainly pushing a certain kooky, boho, ex-yoga teacher vibe. The mini-dress she wears to arrive at the resort is a prime example, designed by independent brand My Beachy Side, hand-crocheted by female artisans and complete with vegan leather.

Wearing a Chanel chiffon gown straight off the 2006 runway as a beach cover-up is a serious flex, and feels perfectly on-brand for the boujee Jaclyn character played by Michelle Monaghan. Her swimsuit, meanwhile, is a decidedly more subtle ‘stealth wealth’ signifier: a one-shoulder terracotta style from quiet luxury label Eres.