Saks Potts SS24
Under the gray, rain-streaked sky, the Saks Potts runway transforms into an enchanting theater of fashion and nature. The rain, a serendipitous guest, weaves its own narrative into the show, casting a spell of mystique and romance over the entire scene.
As the models walked down the catwalk, the Saks Potts William shirt and flip-flops sourced through Carmen, exuded an air of casual confidence, elevating them from everyday staples to high-fashion statements. The wind, added its own touch to the performance, playfully teasing the fabric and making the designs come alive.
What further heightened the allure of the collection were the iconic stripes, a signature print from the Saks Potts uniform, skillfully integrated into multiple pieces. These stripes, synonymous with the brand's identity, created a harmonious interplay between classic and modern, paying homage to the label's heritage while embracing contemporary trends. The collection showcased a vibrant tableau of colorful pieces, while skillfully reintroducing some of their most beloved items in new and exciting ways. Additionally, the collection featured a captivating new statement item: the long-sleeved polo shirt, rugby-styled, which we love.
Photographed by Jonas Ankerhus.
The familiarity of the runway was further enriched by the presence of models we had seen on their last runway as well. Among them were the likes of Mathilde Gøhler, Emilie Pold, and Mona Omar, who once again graced the catwalk with their confident. This continuity not only emphasized the brand's strong relationships but also added a layer of nostalgia, connecting the dots between past and present.
Photographed by Jonas Ankerhus.
It's this profound feeling of unity and camaraderie that makes Saks Potts the standout show for me during Copenhagen Fashion Week. The brand's ability to capture the essence of family and friendship within the fashion realm is truly remarkable. With every strut and twirl down the runway, you can sense the genuine connections between the designers, models, and everyone involved in bringing the collection to life.
Photographed by Jonas Ankerhus.