Fashion Nerds

Stockholm, Sweden

Ella Soccorsi

  • Everyday wardrobe design
  • Material innovation
  • Architectural draping

Ella Soccorsi co-founded Nakkna before developing design work for H&M's Studio and Innovation collections and later joining Arket. Her practice connects an interest in experimental materials with clothing intended to remain useful in everyday life.

Portrait of Ella Soccorsi
Courtesy Arket / Vogue Italia · Copyrighted; see source terms.

Five looks to know

Loose grey shirt dress — Ella Soccorsi, Date not documented

Collection selection

Loose grey shirt dress

Date not documented

A published and attributed example of this designer or label’s work: Loose grey shirt dress.

Interview Magazine; photographer not identified
ARKET campaign ensemble — Ella Soccorsi, Spring/Summer 2026

Collection selection

ARKET campaign ensemble

Spring/Summer 2026

A documented look from Spring/Summer 2026.

ARKET, via Vogue Italia
ARKET pale long coat with jeans — Ella Soccorsi, Autumn/Winter 2024

Collection selection

ARKET pale long coat with jeans

ARKET Autumn/Winter 2024

A representative ARKET look created under the design and creative direction of Ella Soccorsi.

Pamela Dimitrov and Deo Suveera / ARKET, via Amazedaily
ARKET brown suede jacket with short skirt — Ella Soccorsi, Autumn/Winter 2024

Collection selection

ARKET brown suede jacket with short skirt

ARKET Autumn/Winter 2024

A representative ARKET look created under the design and creative direction of Ella Soccorsi.

Pamela Dimitrov and Deo Suveera / ARKET, via Amazedaily
ARKET olive raincoat and trousers — Ella Soccorsi, Autumn/Winter 2024

Collection selection

ARKET olive raincoat and trousers

ARKET Autumn/Winter 2024

A representative ARKET look created under the design and creative direction of Ella Soccorsi.

Pamela Dimitrov and Deo Suveera / ARKET, via Amazedaily

Collections & archive pieces

2 collections represented · 2 pieces

Selected work

1 piece

Spring/Summer 2026

1 piece

About Ella Soccorsi

Raised in Zambia with Italian family ties, she describes curiosity about people and their ways of living as a foundation for designing for a broad audience.