St. Agni’s First Capsule With Moda Operandi Embodies ‘Modern City Life’ With Bauhaus-inspired Designs

Australian design studio St. Agni has announced an exclusive eight-piece capsule collection with luxury retailer Moda Operandi, launching globally on Thursday.

The offering draws from the Bauhaus school’s philosophy, focusing on geometric discipline and utilitarianism. St. Agni’s minimalist approach shapes the ready-to-wear edit, delivered in modernist shades of graphite and blue-gray.

“Working with Moda Operandi allowed us to distill our design language into its purest form while exploring silhouettes and finishes that push our aesthetic forward. There’s a sense of duality in the capsule: precision and ease, structure and fluidity, restraint and boldness. To me, it captures the rhythm of modern city life — refined, utilitarian, and endlessly versatile,” Lara Fells, cofounder and creative director of St. Agni, told WWD via email.

This marks the first exclusive capsule collaboration between St. Agni and Moda Operandi, solidifying a partnership “thoughtfully built over the years,” according to Moda Operandi’s buying director Marc Rofksy.

“Our exclusive St. Agni collaboration draws inspiration from an urban, downtown sensibility — an ode to the effortlessly cool woman returning to the rhythm of city life after a summer spent away,” Rofksy said via statement. “New for the brand is the striking degradé print, which mirrors the metallic gleam of a city skyline in shades of icy blue and graphite. Standout outerwear pieces — a puff leather jacket and long line parka, offer incredible price value.”

St. Agni’s independent studio is renowned for its minimalist fashion. The brand has evolved from leather accessories to a global ready-to-wear presence, with stores across Australia and partnerships with worldwide retailers. Moda Operandi, founded in 2010, supports designers by making luxury fashion from over 1,000 brands accessible to customers in more than 125 countries.

The capsule is available exclusively through Moda Operandi’s website.