
Loose grey shirt dress
Camilla Sundin & Claes Berkes & Ella Soccorsi · Date not documented
Stockholm, Sweden
Camilla Sundin co-founded Nakkna with two fellow Beckmans graduates in 2003, helping build a label known for sculptural but wearable clothing. The shared design practice gave complex construction and draping an outwardly spare appearance.

Pictured: Ella Soccorsi, Claes Berkes and Camilla Sundin.
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Date not documented
A published and attributed example of this designer or label’s work: Loose grey shirt dress.
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Autumn/Winter 2011–2012 · Le Cri
This knit design treats texture as a visible part of the garment’s character.
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Autumn/Winter 2011–2012 · Le Cri
The leg line and proportions give this design its characteristic shape.
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Autumn/Winter 2011–2012 · Le Cri
Soft folds shape the silhouette and suggest movement around the body.
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Autumn/Winter 2011–2012 · Le Cri
This outer layer documents the designer’s approach to proportion and structure.
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Camilla Sundin & Claes Berkes & Ella Soccorsi · Date not documented
In presenting the autumn 2011 collection, Sundin and Claes Berkes discussed bird swarms as a reference for elongated silhouettes, textured wool and restrained colour accents.