Nanushka Resort 2025

Nanushka creative director Sandra Sándor’s take on resort didn’t dilute her codes, it reinforced them. Following a fall collection derived from her own core memories, the Hungarian designer used nostalgia as her primary form of inspiration. Budapest, the place where she was born and raised, again served as a foundation, but this time she focussed on her late teenage years. “It’s definitely my grandfather’s wardrobe” said Sándor, while going through patchworked details and hook hardwares. “He used to wear these types of workwear while gardening in the countryside, but they came from his war years, typical of an Eastern European workforce.” Papier-mâché was used to construct a fringe-like texture, alongside laser cutting, hand-cut fringing, fabric blocking and zips. “I got really fascinated by the biker subculture in Western movies, and I was able to translate and subtly merge it with our brand pillars,” said the designer of a more sportswear mood shift in the collection, guided by a never-ending investigation into comfortable clothing.