By now you are probably really bored of hearing (reading?) the word ‘movement’, but that is what his pieces are all about: allowing movement of the wearer, of the garment and marrying the two to create something bigger than both components. Pretentious maybe, but come on, it’s high fashion you’ve got to have some fun with it. Not everything has to be sleek, fitted techwear to make the hypebeasts reblog. Personally, I think it’s really interesting and Saul Nash is still up-and-coming so I’m thoroughly excited to see where he goes next with his unique style.
This is fashion with purpose, not for a purpose. Clothing that adds something artistically and theatrically, and I think there is definitely an element of beauty to a garment that matches the performance of its wearer.