Aron Saxe

had so much fun modeling for the show “to be whole is to be part” by @aron.saxe and @princeclausfund for @losanglescollective x @princeclausfund exhange🫂💌 had to post this pictures cause the outfit was craaaaaazy, thank you🩷 pics by @catareyesnavarro 🌸

a never ending ALLY summer! internet, be an ally and please help two emerging trans fashion designers @aron.saxe and @princesahardcore get this look to @zaralarsson puss puss @andreacvnt From the show ‘to be whole is to be part’ made as part of the exchange programme between @princeclausfund and @losanglescollective #midnightsun #zaralarsson #pinkpantheress #fashion #transgender

‘to be whole is to be part’ by @princesahardcore & @aron.saxe took place on the 24th of April 2026 as a result of the 3 day exchange programme between @losanglescollective and @princeclausfund Ana & I wanted to use our fashion show to uplift our community, show our power in coming together, working together and always uplifting each other. ‘to be whole is to be part’ and the exchange programme were intentionally T4T and this project shined because we are truly made of magic. I’m so proud of Ana and all we taught each other in this process. Thank you to all the girls that brought our work to life with their energy and beauty 😇 watch out for more of our collaborations soon! 💖 we are not better off alone 😉

I’m so happy to be part of Exchanges ^^, a 10-day artistic programme where I’ll meet trans artists from different contexts to collaborate, create, and share our work in a safe and community-driven space. I’ll be spending 3 studio days collaborating with @aron.saxe , an amazing local fashion designer, and on April 24 at 8pm we’ll share our work with the public at Studio Wieman. I hope to see all the wonderful people I’ve met here in the Netherlands <3 The event is free and open to the public — you can RSVP through the link in my profile ^^ Thank you to my @losanglescollective sisters for considering me for this project, and to the @princeclausfund for believing in my practice and giving me the opportunity to continue creating in a context of safety ⋆˙⟡

A recap of my @oemagazine interview about my work and residency at @club.raum for those of you that are link averse 🔗 Huge gratitudes to all involved in the project. And all the friends that carried me to this moment 💙 Thanks to @lluceluce and @charlottehingley for their support on the feature. Photo 1 & 2 @tengbehkamara Photo 3 & 4 @daniiidiora photos integrated into installation @tengbehkamara

ash from ‘you might need to sit for this’ + contour stitch viscose long sleeve + technical nylon parachute pants + wool helmet hat email [email protected] or dm for custom orders image 1 - @tengbehkamara image 2 - @tengbehkamara image 3 - @daniiidiora image 4 - fitting at @isoamsterdam image 5 - fitting at @club.raum Head of Production - Alfredo Pontes (@alfredompontes ) Production Assistant - Barros (@barroskini ) Hair Styling - Amanda Bom Fritz (@amandas.blondes ) MUA - Youssef Ahmed Houda (@youssefahmedhouda )

‘Former Club Raum resident Aron Saxe on carving out space for trans men in fashion’ is now online! On 12 December, Aron Saxe unveiled his first solo exhibition and capsule collection, ‘you might need to sit for this’ (2025), at Club Raum. We sat down with the multidisciplinary artist to discuss his three-month residency at Amsterdam’s queer-run cultural space and presentation, which platformed unvarnished stories of six trans men through clothing, poetry, and installation. Link in bio 🔗 Words @lluceluce Fashion & Installation @aron.saxe Photography @tengbehkamara Filmmaking @aitan.tv Movement Direction @aradinbar Hair @amandas.blondes Make-Up @youssefahmedhouda Art Programming @lucifer.nandez Production @alfredompontes Production Assistance @barroskini Participants @jasonvgalen @jayemmanuellll @thestitchartist_ @mikadeux4 @leocebriann @binki2uu Special thanks to @club.raum #AronSaxe #ClubRaum #youmightneedtositforthis #TransMen #ArtistResidency

FRI. 12 DEC. | Artist in Residency Programme: you might need to sit for this by Aron Saxe Fashion presentation and exhibition opening. you might need to sit for this’ is a phrase used to prepare someone for difficult or shocking news. Additionally it speaks to the time needed to sit with your own emotions. Aron Saxe has used his residency as a tool for himself and the Trans Masculine Community to do just that - with his collaboration with the participants and the community event he organised as a part of his residency. Through his research, he has worked closely with a group of Trans Men to translate their stories into a collection of clothing and an installation work. At the opening the collection will be shown as a two part fashion presentation featuring the research participants as models. Each individual participant’s clothing, space and sculpture represent their own readiness to sit with the emotion they accessed from their chosen memory; significant to their transition and relationship to gender. The work recalls memories both physical and emotional from times of deep fragility, confusion and despair whilst also building hope in the connections and brotherhood forged through bonding over shared narratives. TIme: Part 1: 19:00 (trans community only), Part 2: 20:00 (open for all), end 22:00 Music by: @jasonvgalen @leocebriann 🌀 RSVP LINK IN BIO 🌀

SAVE THE DATE - ARON SAXE FASHION PRESENTATION AND EXHIBITION OPENING 🌀 RSVP LINK IN BIO 🌀 On December 12th 2025, Aron Saxe, a Fashion Designer and Artist in Residence at @club.raum will open his show ‘you might need to sit for this’. Through his research he has worked closely with a group of Trans Men to translate their stories into a collection of clothing and an installation work. At the opening the collection will be shown as a two part fashion presentation featuring the research participants as models. Aron hopes that with this project he can give insight into the often unseen stories of Trans Men by facilitating this moment for each of them to share their own. ‘you might need to sit for this’ is a phrase used to prepare someone for difficult or shocking news. Additionally it speaks to the time needed to sit with your own emotions. Aron Saxe has used his residency as a tool for himself and the Trans Masculine Community to do just that - with his collaboration with the participants and the community event he organised as a part of his residency. Each individual participant’s clothing, space and sculpture represent their own readiness to sit with the emotion they accessed from their chosen memory; significant to their transition and relationship to gender. The work recalls memories both physical and emotional from times of deep fragility, confusion and despair whilst also building hope in the connections and brotherhood forged through bonding over shared narratives. Aron Saxe welcomes the Trans Community for a closed viewing of Part I at 19.00 and then all are welcome for Part II at 20.00. There will be be DJ sets following by two of the Participants - @jasonvgalen and @leocebriann to celebrate this moment of platforming Trans Masculine narratives and celebrating their talent. thanks to @tildgreene for being my metal bending partner in crime and @alfredompontes for helping to produce these beautiful images with me.