Black tailored and draped Nanushka ensembles
Sandra Sándor · Date not documented
Hungary
Sandra Sándor
- Contemporary craft
- Versatile silhouettes
- Hungarian textile references
Sandra Sándor grew up around her mother's childrenswear business before studying at London College of Fashion and returning to Budapest to establish Nanushka. Bauhaus ideas helped shape her early thinking about the label.
Five looks to know
Collection selection
Nanushka — Look 1
Spring/Summer 2023
A representative design from Nanushka’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection by Sandra Sándor.
Oliver Hadlee Pearch / Courtesy of Nanushka
Collection selection
Nanushka — Look 7
Spring/Summer 2023
A representative design from Nanushka’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection by Sandra Sándor.
Oliver Hadlee Pearch / Courtesy of Nanushka
Collection selection
Nanushka — Look 11
Spring/Summer 2023
A representative design from Nanushka’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection by Sandra Sándor.
Oliver Hadlee Pearch / Courtesy of Nanushka
Collection selection
Nanushka — Look 20
Spring/Summer 2023
A representative design from Nanushka’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection by Sandra Sándor.
Oliver Hadlee Pearch / Courtesy of Nanushka
Collection selection
Nanushka — Look 24
Spring/Summer 2023
A representative design from Nanushka’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection by Sandra Sándor.
Oliver Hadlee Pearch / Courtesy of NanushkaCollections & archive pieces
1 collections represented · 1 pieceSelected work
1 piece
About Sandra Sándor
Hungarian heritage, traditional craft and the city's mixture of cultural influences inform clothing that pairs contemporary silhouettes with a concern for versatility and everyday function.
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Make Magazine — Interview with Sandra Sándor