The Design Philosophy of My Menswear Collections
Where art meets design. My collections are a process of organizing chaos—deconstructing old norms to build something that feels genuinely new.
I believe styling is like organizing chaos. It's a language where you construct, deconstruct, and then reconstruct an idea. This video offers a glimpse into my world, where instinct guides every detail and each silhouette begins with a purpose.
An abstract representation of "The Gates" A/W '25 collection. This image visualizes the core concept: a space where illusion meets truth, and structure gives way to chaos. The embroidery is like DNA, and the textures are alive with movement.
Disruption, Energy, Illusion. These are the pillars of "The Gates" collection. This graphic frames an abstract texture within an archway, symbolizing a threshold into a new way of seeing menswear.
The unknown is where it begins. This image, with its play of light and shadow, captures the feeling of stepping through "The Gates" into a space of discovery, where tradition bends and boundaries blur.
The gorilla emblem is more than a mark; it’s a reflection of quiet power, focused energy, and refined instinct. This video shows the construction of the symbol that represents the new face of my brand.
A glimpse of a look from a new collection, focusing on the details: metal skull embellishments on the collar, sharp zipper accents, and a powerful silhouette. It's fashion that is not just worn, but wielded.
This note encapsulates the spirit of a collection where ritual meets rebellion. My work explores the space between symbolism and structure, creating garments that are emotional, engineered, and unapologetically expressive.
Embracing the power of the second skin. This image speaks to my process, where every piece begins with a raw instinct and ends in refined precision. It is menswear built for presence.
Strength. Restraint. Evolution. This is the foundation of my brand's new chapter. It is menswear designed to move with quiet force. This is where it begins.
About The Design Philosophy
When we sit down for our initial design session, I don't just talk about fabrics. I want to understand the narrative you need to project. Whether it’s for a film appearance or a specific evening event, we start by sketching your story, not just measuring your shoulders. This ensures that every piece I create for you isn't just a garment, but an extension of your own presence.
My creative process is rarely linear. I treat menswear as a medium for visual storytelling, viewing every suit or jacket as a canvas. I gather disparate elements, like heavy leather and delicate embroidery, and reconcile them.
Organized chaos
I describe my approach as organized chaos. I construct a silhouette, strip it back, and reconstruct it until the tension between structure and fluidity feels right. For you, this means a garment that breaks traditional rules without looking like a costume.
Materials and mechanics
Whether we use heavy GSM velvet or blend wool with leather, the tactile quality is non-negotiable. My construction methods, such as half-canvas tailoring and reinforced sweat shields, ensure that even the most experimental designs remain functional for high-profile events or long hours on set.
Why this matters
If you have landed here, you aren't looking for standard corporate wear. You are looking for a silhouette that acts as a second skin. When we work together, we are not just tailoring a jacket, we are building a piece of wearable art designed for your specific movement and frame.
Saggar Mehra
I'm Saggar. I’ve spent my life obsessing over where art meets design. I don't follow fashion rulebooks because I’m more interested in how fabric can tell a story that feels entirely your own.
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