Saks Potts Fall Winter 2024-2025 collection lookbook presented at Copenhagen Fashion Week FW24
The dynamic team behind Saks Potts, Barbara Potts and Cathrine Saks, have established a brand that is synonymous with glitz and breathtaking narrative. The designers made a significant alteration for their Fall Winter 2024–2025 collection lookbook, reducing the number of attendees to 150 and holding an unseated event at their store, which used to be the Royal Pharmacy. Saks Potts portrayed a story of self-expression in turbulent times against the backdrop of famous Danish sites including Tivoli, Arne Jacobsen's house, and Kongens Nytorv.
The combined pre-fall and autumn 2024 designs were ostensibly inspired by Kate Moss during her bohemian phase in the mid-2010s, although the designers admitted on a pre-show call that they didn't begin with a clear theme. Rather, the collection presents itself as a glitzy best-hits compilation, the result of ten years of stocktaking.
The renowned foxy coat made a reappearance on the catwalk, accompanied by the sultry lace-front leather trousers from autumn 2020, demonstrating the designers' ability to create classic looks.
The Fall Winter 2024–2025 collection highlights Saks Potts' unmatched talent in outerwear design and their capacity to portray a casually stylish mood with a well-chosen selection of 14 exits. Stella Maxwell introduced the show, laying the groundwork for a demonstration of the pair's talent at creating opulent coats and jackets. An athletic touch was added to the collection with the sporty tri-color knit tops, which were a pleasant carryover from the polos of the previous season.
A sun-dried tomato-red leather puffer, a party dress made of a changeant material, and an opulent coat made of brown and white skin were some of the most stunning pieces. The designers' commitment to bringing back classic pieces, such as lace-front leather pants, demonstrates their confidence in their own sense of style and demonstrates that when one's products complement one's own aesthetic, there's no need to reinvent the wheel every season.
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