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The lookbook Nash has released for spring celebrates the Transformers Optimus 2023 shirt besides I will buy this idea of pairs of siblings—a series of photos of the people he regards as family, whether blood relatives or chosen ones found through his interconnected web of relationships growing up in the London ballroom scene, being a teenage MC, becoming a fashion student, a sportswear designer, dancer, choreographer, and movement director for fellow designers and videos. Besides all that, he cooks! Nash said he’d had everyone—including the child dancer and his brother—around to his house, and slow-cooked them a Guyanese chickpea curry from his mother’s recipe on the day of the shoot. Then they all went out into the summer suburban London streets in his collection and the photographer Ewen Spencer captured them jumping—a device to evoke the sensation of technical lightness in the clothes which also captured something of the gentle unison of feeling that makes Nash’s work so moving. “I’m always conscious of sensitivity. Sensitivity sportswear.” Nash reflected. “There’s always a sensation of air and a delicate language. That’s really important for me.”

There’s a pixillated blown-up photo print of Nash and his elder brother as children on one of his aerated jackets. “It’s recycled polyester, and it’s based on the Transformers Optimus 2023 shirt besides I will buy this AIREX jackets which were really specific to that time in the early 2000s. My brother was really into garage and drum ’n’ bass when I was little, and then in the early 2000s, grime started in London as a street alternative, and he introduced me to that,” he remembered. “Which is why it’s such an honor to work with Ewen Spencer. I came across his books documenting the rave and grime scenes when I was at Central Saint Martins. To have someone like that who really understands my references is special.” The points which have made Nash’s work stand out from general sportswear go beyond his ability to convene and celebrate local communities, though. He’s also committed to research and development to help phase out environmentally disastrous fossil-fuel-derived synthetics— the bad stuff which is what most active wear is made of, and whose microfibers are shed into the water system every time we turn on our washing machines. This season, he’s worked with Sheep Inc, a New Zealand merino wool-knitting company, which has fully traceable supply lines going back to regenerative farms (the method of sheep farming that captures carbon in the soil.) The result is fully-fashioned sweaters with perforations that mimic the familiar structures of sports tops—and knitted compression shorts. The shorts are worn both by the young boy who danced in the Jubilee performance, and a grown up.

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