a morning of movement, connection & community

a morning of movement, connection & community

we stepped out of the store and into the beautiful space of claw collective for a morning centred around movement, connection and community.

together with claw collective, we hosted an intimate pilates morning to welcome nagnata to les solides. we invited a group of inspiring people to join us for a class, discover the collection and, most importantly, spend the morning together.



for us, the best way to introduce nagnata was through movement. the brand has been part of anna’s own pilates routine for years, so bringing everyone together for a class felt much more personal than a traditional launch. It gave us the chance to share nagnata in the way we first came to love it ourselves — worn, moved in and experienced.

known for its seamless knitwear, sculptural silhouettes and considered approach to activewear, nagnata creates pieces designed to move with you and become part of everyday life. from pilates and slow mornings to coffee, travel and everything that comes after.
 

but the morning was about more than introducing a new collection.

for us, events like these are about creating space to come together outside of the usual everyday rhythm. to move, slow down, share conversations and spend time with people who inspire us. there is something special about starting a morning together, moving side by side and then staying a little longer afterwards.

and that was exactly what this morning felt like.

seeing everyone fill the claw collective space, experience the collection in movement, connect with each other and simply enjoy being there reminded us why we love bringing people together in the first place. It wasn't just about presenting something new, but about creating a moment around something we genuinely love and sharing it with our community.


a morning of movement, good conversations, new connections and one we would happily do all over again. we left feeling inspired and grateful.

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