The Trip looks back to the 1970s. 

A decade of movement, freedom and searching for something more. California counterculture. Woodstock. The hippie movement. A growing fascination with Eastern spirituality and the idea that sometimes, to find something new, you had to leave the familiar behind. 

It was a generation on the move. Travelling further, looking inward, collecting stories, textures and ideas along the way. 

The clothes carry that same sense of freedom. Butter-soft suede and leather. Lived-in denim. Tactile tweeds against fluid fabrics. Silhouettes that feel relaxed but considered — sculpted at the waist, loosened through the body, designed to be layered, belted and worn your own way. 

And then there are the details. 

Gold buttons become talismans. Familiar Sanne shapes return in unexpected fabrics. Rugged textures sit against something softer. Nothing feels too perfect, or too precious. 

This is the 70s through the Sanne lens. Not recreated, but remembered. A little rebellious, a little spiritual, always moving forward. 

This is The Trip.