Designer Saul Nash cuts clothes for movement, shaped by a lifelong connection to dance. Growing up in a strict masculine framework limited his self-expression until he committed his work to liberation. A Squarespace website lets him showcase his vision without technical skills.
I realized that I had a gift for visualizing the way that things move. I've always been a dancer from a young age, but the moving body wasn't always enough. My sole purpose is to promote self-liberation. I grew up within a strict idea of masculinity, and I always struggled to articulate what I was trying to say. But then it clicked. I should be designing garments cut for movement. Having a website makes it easy for people to come in and see the vision behind my brand. I'm not that tech savvy, so a platform like Squarespace makes it easy for me to have a website which communicates my work. Don't lose track of who you are because everybody has something unique to share with the world.
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