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January 19, 2025
One singular new visionary in menswear is Saul Nash, a London-based designer and dancer, whose newest assortment – and Milan runway debut on Sunday – was all about motion.
See catwalkSaul Nash – Fall-Winter2025 – 2026 – Menswear – Italie – Milan – ©Launchmetrics/highlight
There’s little level in displaying somebody a nonetheless photograph of Nash’s garments, as there’s usually a shock factor on the again that makes the outfit. Working principally in nylon and cotton jersey, Saul whipped up jumpsuits with diagonal collars; semi-sheer nylon surgeons’ smocks; and deep pocketed dude-style flight jackets. Nash’s Pacific blue microfiber parkas, with matching obis and cummerbunds, or techy jackets with built-in hoods weren’t half unhealthy both.
Even when he despatched out denim denims, their print of summary daubs advised motion once more. Nash grew up in northeast London. He’s a graduate of Central Saint Martins who additionally earned a scholarship to the Royal Faculty of Artwork. Earlier than founding his eponymous model in 2018. In 2022, he gained the Worldwide Woolmark Prize after which nabbed the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design. Saul has a protracted been famous for his individualistic method to style, and talent to play with style grammar in his genderless athleisure clothes.
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Saul Nash – Fall-Winter2025 – 2026 – Menswear – Italie – Milan – ©Launchmetrics/highlight
Staged inside a former manufacturing unit, this present was extremely appreciated by the viewers who whipped up an enormous racket when Nash took his bows with pirouettes, whirls and rotations. In a phrase, Saul Nash is a good addition to Milan’s menswear season, and a designer we will be listening to a lot extra about.
