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Documenting Carpe Noctem (The Film) by ADA+NIK S/S 15

In May, we spent two days in London and on the road to shoot a highly ambitious project for Ada...

Ada + Nik Spring/Summer 2015 London

Rebellious British dark matter menswear brand Ada + Nik closed the first day of London Collections: Men with their heroic Spring Summer 2015 runway...

Ada + Nik Fall/Winter 2014 Lookbook

Luxury menswear brand by Ada Zanditon and Nik Thakkar presents their A/W 2014...

Ada + Nik Spring/Summer 2014

Designer Ada Zanditon and fashion creative Nik Thakkar collaborated on new menswear brand Ada + Nik, which will showcase its 'Greco-Roman Punk' inspired Spring/Summer 2014...
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