PANGAIA:REIMAGINED DINNER

For the launch of PANGAIA: REIMAGINED, we gathered friends from London’s fashion and creative community for an intimate dinner at Sky Farm. A pause above the city, surrounded by nature.

Grey tweed cropped jacket, white relaxed joggers, black heels. Beige oversized hoodies. Black windbreaker, black midi skirt, leather boots

Women's premium fashion: beige fleece hoodies, grey tweed crop jacket, white cuffed joggers, black bomber jacket

Three models showcase premium casual looks: striped polo, black pants; tan trench coat, cream patterned sweater, wide-leg trousers; grey pinstripe shirt, black shorts

Diverse fashion looks: striped men's polo, black pleated trousers, tan coat, cream embroidered sweatshirt, white wide-leg jeans, grey striped button-up, black tailored shorts

Set against London’s largest urban rooftop farm, guests, including:

Kim Turnbull, Amelia Windsor, Angelica Jopling, Edie Liberty Rose, Parisa, Tigerlily Taylor, Daniel Millar, Olivia Singer, Ancuta Sarca, and Danny Lomas, shared a seasonal, locally sourced plant-based menu by Helen Graham, celebrated for her bold, vibrant recipes that put vegetables in the spotlight.

Diverse models wearing premium black outfits: oversized hoodie, windbreaker jacket, tailored trousers, and mesh dress

Diverse models in black premium fashion: cropped windbreaker, mesh top, long coat, tailored pants, track pants, flowy skirt

Hosted by the campaign’s stylists Anders Sølvsten Thomsen, Harry Lambert, and Jeanie Annan-Lewin, the evening centred on collaboration in its simplest form. Conversations flowed. Ideas overlapped. Plates were cleared.

Blue long-sleeve polo sweatshirt, black relaxed trousers. Black strapless bandeau top, black wrap midi skirt. Black utility button-up shirt

Men's blue long-sleeve polo shirt, black trousers. Women's black strapless top, long skirt. Men's black utility shirt, black pants

For the campaign, PANGAIA: REIMAGINED reworked the tracksuit through three distinct styling perspectives.

Captured by Rory Van Millingen and shaped under the creative direction of Anders Sølvsten Thomsen, the series explored colour, form, and movement, reframing a familiar silhouette with a new point of view while highlighting the stylist’s role in shaping contemporary culture.