RELAXED & SOPHISTICATED — TRADITION WITH A TAILORED POINT OF VIEW
Osler proves that color can completely transform a familiar design. The artwork is rooted in traditional Asian motifs—intricate knotwork, graceful cranes, painted parasols, and symbols of happiness—but a powder blue back paired with deep burgundy and warm neutral layers gives the collection a more tailored point of view.
Classic, collected, and quietly confident, Osler lets the symbolism tell the story while the layers bring the personality.
YEAR OF THE HORSE
A spirited finishing touch to Osler, the Year of the Horse Joker symbolizes energy, freedom, independence, and rapid progress—a playful counterpoint to the collection’s more classic details.
KNOTTED IN MEANING
The Craks draw inspiration from intricate Asian decorative knotwork, symbolizing connection, unity, and continuity. Traditionally woven from a single, unbroken thread, these continuous forms represent eternity, longevity, and relationships that remain connected through time. Associated with good fortune, prosperity, harmony, and protection, the knotwork brings another layer of meaning to Osler’s tailored design.
GRACE & LONGEVITY
The crane brings elegance to the Bam suit and carries associations with longevity, good fortune, peace, and loyalty.
GOOD FORTUNE FROM ABOVE
Painted parasols appear throughout the Winds, inspired by traditional Chinese oil-paper umbrellas and Japanese wagasa. Their circular canopies have been associated with good fortune, protection, completeness, and unity.
THE COLOR STORY
Powder blue backs paired with deep burgundy and warm neutral layers create an unexpected contrast that feels classic, collected, and distinctly Osler.
“With Osler, I wanted to explore how color can completely transform a collection. The artwork is rooted in traditional Asian motifs—intricate knotwork, graceful cranes, painted parasols, and symbols of happiness—but Osler gives them a more tailored point of view. The powder blue backs paired with deep burgundy and warm neutral layers create an unexpected contrast that feels classic, collected, and distinctly Osler. I love that the artwork brings the story, while the layers bring the personality.”
— ANNA NGUYEN, CREATIVE DIRECTOR
A FAMILIAR STORY, TOLD DIFFERENTLY
Osler shares its tile faces with Pippa and Solara, but its palette changes the mood entirely. Same meaningful details. A completely different presence on the table.
