Summary
- Studio Nicholson partners with Aaron Levine for the WINTER 2025 Module capsule, blending refined modern classics with rugged Americana
- The 25-piece collection features reimagined vintage silhouettes, from cashmere jerseys to corduroy truckers and tailored wool
- Launching October 29, 2025
For Winter 2025, Studio Nicholson has partnered with designer Aaron Levine to collaborate on its seasonal Module capsule collection. Known for its fabric-first approach and refined modern classics, Studio Nicholson brings its signature sophistication into dialogue with Levine’s rugged Americana sensibilities and deep knowledge of vintage menswear. The result is a 25-piece lineup that reimagines wardrobe staples through luxurious fabrications and carefully considered silhouettes.
The collection was developed in close partnership between Levine and Nick Wakeman, Founder and Creative Director of Studio Nicholson. Both designers share a fascination with esoteric cultural figures across music and film, citing Gus Van Sant, Keanu Reeves, and Enzo Mari as touchstones, which informed the collection’s narrative. This shared perspective translates into garments that balance cinematic mood with functional wearability, offering a wardrobe that feels both familiar and redefined.
Key pieces include cashmere waffle jerseys, beaten corduroy trucker jackets, and creased denim inspired by vintage Levi’s 517s, alongside tailored wool, rugged linen, and supple suede designs. Each fabric and yarn has been developed from scratch to ensure authenticity, underscoring the collection’s commitment to material integrity. The capsule reflects a finessed take on vintage sourcing, elevating everyday garments into objects of quiet luxury while retaining a sense of lived-in character.
Reflecting on the collaboration, Wakeman noted that the Module collection has always been a platform for experimentation and innovation. The Studio Nicholson x Aaron Levine Module collection will launch on October 29, 2025, available both in-store and online via the brand.
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