The Studio Nicholson FW25 campaign, photographed at Kettle’s Yard, reinterprets vintage militaria with a softer aesthetic. Military-inspired pieces—utility pants, field shirts, trenches—are crafted in tactile materials like Scottish merino, raw Japanese denim, linen viscose, and noisy cotton.

The Marylebone Jean, with its ultra-high rise and roomy cut, contrasts with more tailored silhouettes such as the Dani Jacket and Revere trench featuring refined leather collars. This interplay of structure and softness reflects creative director Nick Wakeman’s aim for garments that feel “natural and not tortured.” Utility remains central yet understated. Accessories include leather belts, hardware details, and merino knitwear that respond to the season’s austere palette.

Shot amid the clean-lined interiors and collected artifacts of Kettle’s Yard, the collection communicates a quiet sophistication rooted in texture, material depth, and lived-in utility. Studio Nicholson FW25 thus offers a wardrobe that balances heritage military codes with modern sensitivity—a unison of purpose and poise for the contemporary wearer.

Image Credit: Luna Corte, Studio Nicholson