First teased at the brand’s SS25 show during Paris Fashion Week?
Marking their sophomore collaboration.
If Nona Source isn’t on your radar yet, it’s about time it is. Backed by LVMH, Nona Source is an online platform committed to building circular economies in the fashion industry. The platform offers excess fabrics and leather from luxury fashion houses for designers to reuse in their future collections.
Sep 25, 2024, Cecilie Bahnsen And it’s a beauty.
This exclusive seven-piece capsule collection embodies Cecilie Bahnsen’s signature aesthetic — feminine, ethereal and effortlessly elegant, while showcasing Nona Source’s innovative approach to sustainability. Reclaimed luxury fabrics find a fresh lease on life, infused with the Danish brand’s delicate yet modern touch.
The collection includes structured tech nylon paired with romantic ruffles and drawstring details. The palette, which is a harmonious mix of black, white, muted greys and soft olive hues, enhances the understated sophistication of the pieces.
Standout designs include the “Orietta” top and matching skirt — a contemporary minimalist twist on bridalwear. This all-white ensemble bursts with romance and weightless elegance, while its versatility shines through when paired with the grey ruffled “Ocean” skirt for a more relaxed look.
Another highlight that we love is the “Olpa” jacket — a fresh reinterpretation of a bomber jacket. The “Olpa” is crafted in a satin black twill and adorned with a subtle floral detail on the sleeve. It’s a perfect blend of functionality and refinement, with just the right amount of Cecilie Bahnsen’s signature charm.
Cecilie Bahnsen and Nona Source’s second collaboration is now available on Cecilie Bahnsen’s official website. Click the gallery for a closer look at this exclusive capsule.
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