SANDRO SPRING-SUMMER 2024

PHOTOGRAPHER: Chris Rhodes
MODELS: ROLF SCHRADER, ACHOL AYOR, ANTOINE BRABANT, ZAQUEL MENDES
STYLIST: Joe Mckenna
DIRECTOR: Édouard Martin Rilhac
ARTISTIC DIRECTION: Atelier Franck Durand

The creative teams at SANDRO build the image of the season accompanied by Atelier Franck Durand, Joe Mckenna, and Chris Rhodes.
The Sandro Spring/Summer 2024 collection is staged with a backdrop of texture and color play that evoke the creative universe of artists dear to the brand.

For the Spring-Summer 2024 season, SANDRO presents a dynamic wardrobe for cosmopolitan women, mixing contrasting styles and influences. The bourgeois-chic look is reinvented with varied proportions, in billowy blouses and dresses or fitted jackets, while black and white recall the 90s. Rhinestone details embellish everyday pieces, such as jackets, shirts, and trousers, and the color palette as well as crochet sets evoke midsummer. Indian influences manifest through prints, medallions, and washed-out paisley motifs, applied to fluid and relaxed trousers. SANDRO women play with contradiction, creating their own balanced style for all occasions.

This season's men's collection features a dressed-up silhouette, showcasing tailoring with oversized or fitted, often double-breasted jackets in a minimalist style. The color palette includes shades of navy blue, beige, brown, ecru, and deep black, using materials such as virgin wool, cotton gabardine, and viscose. The pieces, jackets, fluid shirts, and suits, are intentionally simple in cut. In contrast, combinations of lavender pastels, anise, and seafoam green, as well as floral prints in various dimensions, add a summery and casual touch to the collection.