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Brooks Nader is showing off her off-duty model style with Hudson Jeans.
The Sports Illustrated cover model curated a capsule collection with the Centric Brands-owned denim label, combining bold silhouettes, ’90s washes and military references with nods to Nader’s Southern roots.
“This project was a true labor of love, and I can’t wait to see everyone rocking the pieces we created with so much heart and creativity. Designing my own collection—from selecting every button to choosing each fabric—was an incredible experience, and the incredible team and I poured our all into it,” Nader said in an Instagram post.
Jeans styles in the 16-piece collection span low and loose fits in gray and light blue washes, a mid-rise straight in dark indigo and a vintage wash high-rise straight cropped at the ankle.
The Beaucoup Bodysuit, made with rigid denim in a dark wash, mimics the look of a cropped jacket with exaggerated shoulders.
Other highlights include the Mignon Mini Skirt, a short length skirt with built-in spandex underneath, and the Micreaux Mini Skirt, a skirt with Hudson’s original flap pockets and Union Jack flag label.
While skirt lengths are micro, shorts are long. The Brooks Bermuda—a key fit that emerged from Copenhagen Fashion Week—is made an overdyed linen fabric that mimics the look of denim. The shorts have a fitted waist with a wider leg opening and a cuffed hem. It also features trouser pockets and pleats at front. The Bayou Boyfriend is a comfort stretch relaxed short that is meant to be worn loose around the hips.
Non-denim pieces include a cropped jacket and front-zip mini skirt made with matching olive-green nylon, deep blue snakeskin shorts made of genuine leather and a black leather jacket with a belted wasist.
A range of white tops—a relaxed tee, vest and oversized blazer—rounds out the collection, available now on Hudson’s website. Retail prices are $75-$1,200.
Last year, in an interview with Sourcing Journal’s sister publication, WWD, Nader talked about her connection to the jean brand.
“We grew up riding horses, country, little Southern girls, and we always, always, always had to have a pair of Hudson jeans.…It was the thing you had to wear, because it made your butt look so freaking good. If you weren’t wearing those in high school, no one was looking at your butt,” she said.
