HOUNDSTOOTH BRALET
#M018 BRONZE | BLACK
Superfine Merino wool seamless bralet with two-tone houndstooth jacquard pattern. The style features textural rib panelling with contrast colour binds and is fully lined for additional support. The signature fabrication has a super-soft second-skin feel against the body and offers mid compression for support. The houndstooth bralet is branded with a knitted Nagnata logo on the under-bust hem band.
71% Merino Wool 25% Polyester 4% Elastane
Designed in Australia. Made in China.
Please note: Due to the nature of shooting on film and digital, colour may vary across images. Please refer to flat lay product shots for correct colour. We do not retouch or recolour any of our content.
- Circular seamless knit
- Houndstooth jacquard design
- Fully lined
- Second skin feel
- Mid compression
- Temperature regulating
- Suitable for heated practices and mid-high impact exercise
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FORBES: WHY NAGNATA IS REWRITING THE RULES ON SEASONAL DROPS AND SALES
Nagnata founder and CEO Laura May spoke to Karin Eldor for Forbes Magazine on how the brand is rewriting the rules in fashion.
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AN AUTUMN AFTERNOON AT WATEGO'S WITH ANGUS, SARAH + SANDY / SAMA COLLECTION
We are often inspired by their eclectic vintage wardrobes so we had some fun when they styled the latest Movement 008 collection.Angus and Sarah emody the Nagnata SAMA uniform philosophy; a genderless collection that is designed to share.
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MEET OUR NAGNATA MUMS FOR MOTHER'S DAY
In celebration of Mothers Day we asked our Nagnata Mums to share their thoughts on motherhood + their favourite Nagnata uniform to transition from mum life to work life.
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ENDLESS SUMMER AT THE SUNSEEKER WITH JESSICA GOMES
To celebrate the launch of Movement 008 we soaked up some rays with one of our favourite Australian fashion icons, model Jessica Gomes, at the newly reimagined local motel The Sunseeker.
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NAGNATA X NET-A-PORTER | SPACE FOR GIANTS
Net-A-Porter invited us to design styles for an exclusive safari inspired sustainable capsule collection with 100% of profits benefiting Space for Giants.
Nagnata is honoured to be able to contribute to this important project.
Space for Giants is an international conservation charity that works to protect Africa’s remaining elephants and the great wildlife landscapes they need to survive and thrive.
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NAGNATA WINS THE WESTPAC PRIVATE BANK EMERGING FASHION DESIGNER AWARD 2020
Vogue announced Nagnata winner of the prestigious Emerging Fashion Designer Award 2020 by Westpac Private Bank and the Australian Fashion Council.
Laura May speaks exclusively to Vogue Australia during the Covid-19 lockdown on what winning the award means for Nagnata and the future vision for the brand.
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M/FW NAGNATA POOLSIDE RUNWAY AT MELBOURNE FASHION WEEK
This week we warmed things up in Melbourne, opening M/FW's first poolside show with 6 NAGNATA looks.
Complete with a lifeguard(!) we walked the athleisure filled runway at the historic Melbourne City Baths alongside Converse, The North Face, Rains, Up There, Incu, Huffer, Rag and Bone, A.P.C + sködiam.
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ON THE ROAD WITH GENEVIEVE & COURTNEY IN CALIFORNIA
We follow NAGNATA girls Genevieve + Courtney on their Summer road trip along the Californian Coast to Big Sur.
Ripe with misadventure, from stumbling upon a rodeo by the Madonna Inn to the cutest Hidden Kitchen of Cambria and everything in between, Highway 1 continues to prove it is full of magic in all of the liminal spaces.
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MYRA LEWIN OF HALE PULE AYURVEDA & YOGA IN CONVERSATION WITH LAURA MAY
NAGNATA founder Laura May met Myra Lewin, the vibrant 65 year old yogi and Ayurvedic teacher, in Byron Bay at the end of her Australian tour.
At the core of Myra's teachings, and the heart of Ayurveda, is the way in which we approach our life can either harm or heal ourselves. Resistance to life causes suffering and in particular with Myras life – caused disease.
'One thing to look at in reversing or preventing illness is taking away the cause. Keep backing up in the process of life to find the cause, then remove it. The body and mind can often take care of itself.'
Laura May styled Myra in accordance with the colours of the 7 Grahas. The Grahas are the qualities of the planets in vedic astrology. Myra coordinates her weekly activities and the colour palette of her outfits in harmony with the planetary influences.
