This season, designer Sandra Sándor turned enamored with the work of Rudolf Steiner, the Austrian architect and esotericist who turned broadly identified for his occultism and self-proclaimed clairvoyance. “He’s contradictory in some locations, however there have been lots of issues I actually admired in his works,” she stated.
A go to to Steiner’s London dwelling, full of natural shapes and modular items, cemented Nanushka’s pre-spring 2026 providing. A khaki trench coat can remodel right into a bolero or a vest; a tank gown may be worn with or with out its billowing sleeves and high-neck collar; a “collar” waistband on a pair of denims may be tacked down with buttons.
Steiner’s affect may be felt within the season’s coloration palette: a largely impartial affair with occasional pops of stem inexperienced, petal pink, and tomato crimson. “He noticed colours as dwelling beings,” Sándor stated. “The best way he utilized colours in work, it was the concept that colours float in area and so they’re not hooked up to bodily surfaces.” Therefore, the recurrent dip-dye motif she brings to a long-sleeve maxi gown and a button-through skirt. “They type of have that floating vibe.”
However it appears Sándor discovered greater than passing inspiration within the architect; she stated she felt particularly drawn to his pronouncement: “Matter is rarely with out Spirit. Spirit is rarely with out Matter.”
“Once I design my collections, I actually attempt to even have that mindset,” she stated. “I simply like to have this deeper that means once I design. I take a look at themes—not simply an period—as a result of that provides me the drive with each season.”