Studio Nicholson
Stokes Dress | Darkest Navy
kr1,600.00
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Line Pant | Black
kr3,850.00
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Hemyl | Darkest Navy
kr2,660.00
kr3,800.00
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Faber Shirt | Black/White
kr1,995.00
kr2,850.00
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Marine T-Shirt | Black Grape
kr605.50
kr865.00
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Leven Pant | Espresso
kr3,045.00
kr4,350.00
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Santos | Espresso
kr3,350.00
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Cabra Short | Darkest Navy
kr2,345.00
kr3,350.00
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Chalco Denim Pant | Black
kr2,500.00
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Wilton Tropical Wool Shirt | Darkest Navy
kr2,555.00
kr3,650.00
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Doublet Suede Bag | Cocoa
kr8,150.00
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Loche Shirt | Blue Stripe
kr2,100.00
kr3,000.00
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Alva Knit | Darkest Navy
kr2,150.00
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Bolsena | Black
kr3,600.00
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Graph Denim Jacket | Fossil
kr2,380.00
kr3,400.00
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Line Pant | Fossil
kr2,695.00
kr3,850.00
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Acuna Pant | Sand
kr2,205.00
kr3,150.00
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Katrine Dress | Darkest Navy
kr3,010.00
kr4,300.00
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Donovan Shoe | Oxblood
kr2,520.00
kr3,600.00
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Cassius Sandal | Black
kr2,380.00
kr3,400.00
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Spring Sandal | Black
kr2,500.00
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Byrd Canvas Shoe | Dove
kr960.00
kr1,600.00
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Godwin Anorak | Darkest Navy
kr3,605.00
kr5,150.00
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Centro Skirt | Darkest Navy
kr2,205.00
kr3,150.00
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Marine T-shirt | Darkest Navy
kr429.00
kr715.00
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Dordoni Volume Pant | Tan
kr1,855.00
kr2,650.00
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Standard Tote Bag | Dark Navy
kr192.50
kr275.00
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Sorono Shirt | Parchment
kr1,260.00
kr2,100.00
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Chassis Coat | Lichen
kr3,480.00
kr5,800.00
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Bill Pant | Dark Navy
kr1,470.00
kr2,100.00
Studio Nicholson was founded in 2010 by Nick Wakeman. With 20+ years of experience in the design industry, Wakeman was determined to launch a brand that utilised the skills she’d honed in the 1990s, during her graduate studies in Textile Design at the Chelsea School of Art.
Drawing inspiration from Japanese architecture, interiors, grunge music, 1990s sub-culture and geological landscapes, she creates adaptable, elegant and truly functional pieces that form the basis of the ultimate modular wardrobe.
Drawing inspiration from Japanese architecture, interiors, grunge music, 1990s sub-culture and geological landscapes, she creates adaptable, elegant and truly functional pieces that form the basis of the ultimate modular wardrobe.
A natural disrupter, Wakeman is known for pushing the parameters of textile possibilities. Speaking about her disregard for the status quo, she explains, “For me, there’s no question – it’s always fabric first. I’m not driven by the traditional fashion industry, merchandising-lead model, where range planning dictates what I design. Tactility and structure inform the end result; I create shapes according to how a cloth behaves, because after all, everything we wear is an engineered product – the raw materials must fit the end purpose.”