• Michelangelo Vizzini crouching on a wooden stool, with Cunnington & Sanderson’s grey checked Blanket Top draped beside his leg, photographed by Simone Nocetti for Switch Magazine issue 71.

    The New Mannerist | Issue 71 | 2026
    Michelangelo Vizzini wearing the Blanket Top 

    by Cunnington & Sanderson.

  • Michelangelo Vizzini with one foot on a wooden stool, wearing the grey checked Blanket Top by Cunnington & Sanderson around his waist, styled with a black T-shirt, jacket and grey trousers.

    Photography Simone Nocetti
    Stylist Marco Nozzolillo
    Make Up Karolina Nevidovich
    Stylist Assistants Alessia Staffolani, Lucianna Carozzi Manche & Margherita Maffei
    Videomaker Anna Spagna
    Location Studio 41 Milano

ZERO WASTE. ZERO COMPROMISE.

Cunnington & Sanderson represents a distinct lineage of British avant-garde design. Celebrated as Grand Prize Winners of the Hyères International Festival and recipients of the British Fashion Council's NEWGEN support, the house merges conceptual storytelling with a zero-waste approach to luxury clothing.

Female model wearing a white t-shirt with a gathered heart design against a brown background

HEART T-SHIRT

Wear Love, Support Mental Health

The Heart T-Shirt is fashion with purpose—a beautiful contemporary piece that keeps on giving love. With every purchase, 10% is lovingly donated to Mind, the UK's leading mental health charity. This isn't just a t-shirt—it's a statement of compassion, kindness, and support for mental health awareness.

SHOP
  • ''Cunnington & Sanderson are new stars in the making. Their presentation was professional and thought provoking. I wish them the very best of luck for the future."

    Katie Grand.

  • 'Cunnington & Sanderson combine a seductively otherworldly aesthetic with razorsharp cutting and construction. Is this the new star duo of young British fashion? Quite possibly.” 

    Sarah Bailey.

  • “Cunnington & Sanderson are a real talent, and have created exquisite pieces that fold and drape around the wearer in a thoroughly modern way.” 

    Jane Shepherdson.