When Canadian athleticwear powerhouse lululemon first announced a collaboration with Saul Nash, it signaled more than just another capsule—it marked the intersection of fluid performancewear and elevated street-driven design. Nash, the British choreographer and designer known for merging movement with menswear, brought his visionary lens to lululemon’s technical mastery. The result was SLNSH, a co-created collection that debuted with a bold thesis: performancewear can be emotive, expressive, and unconventionally elegant.
Now, with Chapter Two of the SLNSH collection, that dialogue deepens.
Titled A Sensation of Air, the new chapter channels the ephemerality and exhilaration of summer. Like a passing breeze that awakens the skin, the collection plays with layers of divergent mesh, slicing through the heat and freeing the body. Movement is not just accommodated—it’s celebrated.
The silhouettes, engineered for motion and transformation, reflect Nash’s signature sensibility: garments that bend to your rhythm, wherever that may be. In saturated tones of electric red and glacial blue, skin becomes a shadowed canvas—revealed and obscured through sheerness, turning each step into choreography.
Blending mobility, modularity, and mood, Chapter Two doesn’t just sit in the space between function and fashion—it blurs it entirely. With pieces that adapt to the environment as seamlessly as they follow your form, this is hybrid dressing for a generation constantly in flux.
More than a collection, SLNSH is a study in motion—and Chapter Two is an invitation to feel the air, dress with instinct, and move as if the horizon itself were shifting.
