It was a trip down memory lane at Saul Nash's fall 2024 show. He thought back to the dress code of the garage clubs where he spent countless nights and where hoodies, hats, and sneakers were not allowed. At the same time, he consciously added new categories to appeal to a broader audience as he enters a more mature stage of life.
“I went everywhere in a tracksuit, but my brother always wore a Ben Sherman T-shirt and loafers. He always seems smart and that gave me the clues as to where I wanted to take my brand,” said Nash, 31.
The show imitated a club in action, with an emcee announcing who walked the runway and a host of dancers freestyling as the models moved forward. Jourdan Dunn closed the show in a casual night-out ensemble that included a mini mesh crossbody bag in collaboration with slow fashion brand Arcs.
There was also plenty of technical knitwear and stylish Nash signature tracksuits in red, blue, orange and brown. Some of them had the motif of a shirtless guy dancing, while Smiley motifs appeared on a zip-up jacket and collarless shirts, while Sebago's loafers were customized with a Vibram sole.
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