As part of a deep dive into tarot that will influence her next three collections, Gabriela Hearst has been throwing cards daily, and three have never come up. “The Lover card, Chariot and Satiety — the one about being satisfied,” she said with a knowing chuckle.

To be sure, the uncompromising designer keeps striving to achieve the highest garment quality possible, which she credited for a 65 percent repeat-visit rate in physical stores and such ultra-luxurious bestsellers as cashmere knits embroidered with tiny glass beads.

Other than the colors — green representing creativity, blue wisdom and pink love — the tarot theme was etched lightly across her resort offering, strong on jaunty, slim-line tailoring and sensual sweater dressing, both categories worn with aplomb by veteran model Malgosia Bela in the look book.

Hearst discovered tarot as a teenager and her taste guides her toward the esoteric set created by Aleister Crowley, though her favorite looks in her resort collection are the simplest, executed in buttery cashmeres.

“It looks like a cotton T-shirt, but it feels like heaven,” she said of one look.

There was an appealing nonchalance to the collection, which the luscious fabrics heightened. Bela could tie the sleeves of a double-face coat around her hips as easily as any speckled sweater, and pair a platinum pendant necklace with a tank dress, or a reversible men’s trenchcoat.

The designer noted that some shapes are unisex, like her jeans jackets in recycled Italian denim and suede suiting.

In its endless mysteriousness, tarot represents something freeing for Hearst, studying it intensively and letting her subconscious come up with an image she can portray via fashion — all the while discovering self-help tips, too.

“Most of our strife is always mental, and very little translates to the physical world,” she said. “So in a way, I use the tarot to master the brain, because visualization is the best way to change your brain, to change your thought process. And if you change your brain, your whole life changes.”