Nasir Mazhar offered another spin on his fetish tough, sporty shapes — this time drawing inspiration from “the urban fabric of his native London,” according to the designer’s show notes.
He rejects the term streetwear for his track pants, board shorts and combat vest — all on heavy rotation on the runway — because of the work that goes into crafting these often complex pieces. This season, they included a track pant and jacket combo that was done in contrasting panels of navy and red swirl shapes, while a bomber jacket and pants came in white crochet, this prim, feminine material subverting the macho silhouette.
The designer also embraced his showman side, with a clutch of female models wearing floor-length leopard or green fox fur vests over body-hugging flared track pants and halter tops. For a customer prepared to make an unabashedly strong statement, look no further.