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TALK OF THE TOWN Editorial
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Elsebeth Mouritzen
Good news first. Fashion, being Denmark’s fourth-largest export, has seen a rise of 4.7 percent in international sales in the year's first quarter. Primarily to neighboring countries Norway, Sweden, and Germany, but also with promising contact to overseas markets like Canada and China. This means that 30 percent of Danish companies expect to hire more people, while only ten percent foresee reductions in staff. This promising outlook must be attributable to Danish fashion maintaining the status of design that stands out from the crowd, and at the same time appeals broadly, because everybody can wear it. And this has buyers, big and small, independent and corporate, still flocking to the fairs. Yet the talk of the town these days is a question – how long can it last? And this could be the bad news.
Will Copenhagen lose momentum because the three individual fairs – CIFF, Vision and Gallery – can't agree on the same dates? And with the show calendar now lying in the middle of week, are we confusing buyers as well as press altogether? The disagreements leave the many small designers, who are dependent on exposure at the fairs and runways, as spectators to a battle between different interests. Veteran design house Bruuns Bazaar, celebrating 20 years as a brand, and initiator of showcasing fashion as we know it, is concerned on behalf of competitors and colleagues alike. Instead of standing together, this season’s disagreement could be a step backward for an otherwise promising progress after the crisis, finds founder Bjørn Bruun. In his opinion, stated to Dansk Daily, the three fairs, trade organization Danish Fashion and Textile, DAFI and Copenhagen
Fashion Week need to all sit down and agree on a two-year, or even better, fiveyear plan for a united industry, and settle the dates for a short and swift fair and fashion week. Otherwise, he's afraid that once the momentum is lost, other cities like Oslo or Stockholm would be more than eager to take over the coveted position as Scandinavian fashion capital. So the sooner the better. As the Bread&Butter fair in Berlin moves back to Barcelona in January, it leaves a wide open space for the northern European market, and with the know-how and strong brand image Copenhagen already has, the city could take over the position as the most important fair in our region. Realizing that four days is probably the maximum interest we can expect in Danish fashion, seen in a bigger context, it makes sense to pull in the same direction for 2015 and the years to come. Let’s talk!
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CONTRIBUTORS PUBLISHERS DANSK Magazine & Copenhagen Fashion Week EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Elsebeth Mouritzen CREATIVE & MANAGING EDITOR Rozanna Fritz ART DIRECTION / GRAPHIC DESIGN Marco Pedrollo, Mikkel M. Andersen · IRONFLAG SUB-EDITOR Magnus Jorem EXECUTIVE EDITOR Anne Christine Persson
GRAPHIC ASSISTANT Mads Clausen WRITERS Moussa Mchangama, Lotte Freddie, Sille Henning PHOTOGRAPHERS Mathilde Schmidt, Helena Lundquist, Jakob Mydtskov SALES REPRESENTATIVE Jens Løkke DISTRIBUTION Julie Stenstrup & Sasia Østergaard PRINT Berlingske Avistryk
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LOVE AFFAIR WITH LIFE The idea of saving the best clothes for special occasions may work for some, but Danish label DAY Birger et Mikkelsen has decided to celebrate the time in between by creating a special collection called Love Everyday that will act as a supplement to their DAY Women line. “The idea comes from a love of the ever-changing, wondrous everyday life that we lead in the modern world, where you never know what the day will bring or where you will be next. This love has inspired us to create the perfect items for a complete everyday wardrobe that can be used again and again, and that is so much more than just fashionable clothing,” says founder Keld Mikkelsen.
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All styles in Love Everyday have been carefully designed to be combined in new ways and according to changing trends. They are divided into smaller lines to form the ultimate wardrobe when put together: a line of suits with coats, blazers, trousers and dresses, a jeans line, t-shirts, menswear-inspired cotton shirts, and a line of knitwear. In the Danish tradition of having a sensible attitude toward fashion, Love Everyday has been designed with respect for classic craftsmanship, while making room for DAY’s signature patterns from the East, jacquard paisley playing with Scandinavian simplicity.
Next month, the younger of Denmark’s royal couples, Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary, head a Danish export delegation to Ottawa and Toronto. They’ll be joined by 25 Danish brands that will be promoted during a fortnight-long “Danish Design Weeks”.
This might prove to be the best opportunity for Whiite, declares Frederikke Hviid: “It has always been important to me that Whiite, and our design, presents a realistic image of the women we dress. It’s not haute couture, fairy tales, or caricatured expressions. It’s busy mornings, sophisticated evenings, relaxed weekends, and long work days. What you see is what you get. It’s that simple. However, wearability is not at the expense of perfection, attitude and elegance – that’s why we never compromise on quality and craftmanship PAGE 4
The look is in the tradition of fine Scandinavian design simplicity and craftsmanship, the artistic sculptural shapes in polished brass, steel and resin looking to the future, where newly appointed Creative Director Christina Exsteen will take the successful brand after the founder decided to step down earlier this year.
“It means a lot for a brand like Whiite to be chosen and invited by The Hudson Bay Company to be part of a royal event in Canada. I understand that many brands have been considered, so their choice is also important to me personally,” says designer and founder Frederikke Hviid.
A large space will be dedicated to a pop-up showroom of Danish brands at The Hudson Bay Company’s flagship store on Queen Street in Toronto. In this showroom, Danish companies will have the chance to present their products in a space dedicated to showcasing the best of Danish fashion and home design, as well as have the opportunity to initiate sales directly with customers.
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By Malene Birger makes a bold and impressive statement with its limitededition jewelry, only available at By Malene Birger boutiques and Net-a-Porter.com. The strong, upgraded collection of fashion adornment consists of rings, bracelets, cuffs and necklaces.
MIX BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE This year Copenhagen Fashion Week, opens its doors to a new and improved Business Lounge centrally located at the outdoor venue of City Hall Square. With a fully equipped press-area (including Wi-Fi and phone chargers), free food and drinks, a Toni and Guy styling-station and a relaxing lounge space, the Business Lounge is the perfect place to reload, refresh, or to get some work done in between shows. Open exclusively to Fashion Week professionals, the business lounge is the obvious meeting point of this year’s fashion week. Business Lounge opening hours: Tuesday 05/08: 9.00-20.004 Wednesday 06/08: 9.00-20.00 Thursday 07/08: 9.00-18.00 Access for exhibitors and buyers with trade fair passes, designers and brands hosting shows at City Hall, and journalists with press bus-pass. Alternatively you can apply for a Business Lounge pass at business@copenhagenfashionweek.com. For more info go to www.copenhagenfashionweek.com
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IT’S A MAN’S WORLD
PICK OF THE DAY
With about fifty percent of its clientele being male, Shamballa Jewels continues to conquer new ground while positioning itself as a full-repertoire company. The latest addition to its collection is new editions of the Korne Pavé bracelet, which has men embracing fine jewelry more than ever before. Launched at Baselworld and supported by French Vogue and other top magazines around the world, it has proven to be an instant bestseller. Perhaps because it speaks even more to masculine tastes, while remaining in the same family as the original braided Shamballa bracelet.
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Sublime leather is armored with customizable pavé shields of black and white diamonds on yellow,
white, rose or black rhodium-plated gold to mirror an armadillo’s shield. “The armadillo is a superbly designed creature; it is a being in charge of what it chooses to experience in life. To me it offers great symbolic cues: the armadillo curls to protect its vital organs and encourages us to protect our inner selves. They love to dig and burrow, and this speaks to me about search and discovery,” says Mads Kornerup, Creative Director at Shamballa Jewels. The new design is a big move forward, but in keeping with the original aesthetic, all bracelets can be customized with shields of black or white diamond pavés, just as with the braided ones.
MARIA BLACK IN GOOD COMPANY It’s not bad to be featured together with veteran shoe designer Manolo Blahnik and hip young artist Milton Glaser in The New York Times. And although the vox pop article was about the use of favorite drawing instruments, it was another great piece of recognition for Danish-English jewelry designer Maria Black. With her Staedtler .05 mechanical pencil, Maria Black draws her signature minimalist, geometric shapes that have taken the world by storm. The jewelry is now available in selected shops and department stores in the UK, USA and Asia, she makes exclusive pieces for Net-a-Porter, and her small pieces of art are seen on celebrities like Rihanna, Scarlett Johanssen, Georgia May Jagger, Beyoncé, and Maggie Gyllenhaal. Because of the international attention, the obvious launch of her next collection would be during the Paris fairs in September, but as Scandinavia is close to her heart, she has chosen Copenhagen Fashion Week as the platform for revealing The New Minimalist selection as an extention of her Occasional Dream collection. It’s all about less is more, stripped of ornamentation, but layered and stacked for maximum effect. The designer’s words for those shy of too much jewelry? ”You are not lazy, you are a minimalist”.
ALEXANDRA CARL, FASHION DIRECTOR, RIKA MAGAZINE What do you have in your bag during fashion week? I always carry extra shoes with me. I prefer to wear my flat studded Chloé boots, but try to be sophisticated and bring my heels with me in my bag - where they tend to stay.
Which shows have you been looking forward to the most? Wali Mohammed Barrech and Mark Tan. It is always so refreshing with designers who dare to go against the norm. I’m very intrigued by his collections, they always manage to surprise.
Who do you follow during fashion week on social media? For the international fashion weeks I follow Marie Amelie Sauvé (fashion consultant of Nicolas Ghesquiere, and his long-term muse), fashion writer Suzy Menkes for her strong and honest commentary, and Katie Grand from LOVE magazine. Among Danish home-girls I follow model Caroline Brasch and Charlotte Eskildsen at Designers Remix.
Which event are you attending? Atelier // The Last Conspiracy on Tuesday evening
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What do you have on your Ipod, and what is the best fashion song ever? Not sure it’s fashion, but it will make anyone rock the floor. Tainted Love!
What is your fashion week drink? Anything cold and sparkling, it’s all about staying hydrated these days.
Which party are you attending? Most likely I’ll be anywhere with a good dancefloor, one of them being the DAFI party Friday night. Which brands do you think its important to keep an eye on? I love the direction Bruuns Bazaar is taking. They are keeping their signature yet managed to show a very modern collection with some amazing slouchy leather pieces last season. Also Freya Dalsjø, especially for her strong use of color. Any survival tips for fashion week? Eat, drink, and have fun with all the great people we are so lucky to be surrounded by in the industry! It’s all about having fun and celebrating creativity. Not to be so goddamn proper about everything.
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MADS NORGAARD WORDS Lotte Freddie PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Easy does it
Two months ago, the father, Jørgen Nørgaard, received a standing ovation for his honorary title at ELLE Style Awards acknowledging his long-time exceptional contribution to fashion. Following a great parent is never easy, but the son, Mads, has put his own very personal and intelligent mark on the fashion sphere. His label, Mads Nørgaard Copenhagen, is designed for easy-going, everyday use – in quality fabrics – and that’s exactly how his SS15 collection appeared yesterday at the
Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Sculpture School. A Mozart Clarinet concerto had inspired the collection, transferring the music’s light and effortless feel to light and very usable summer clothes M/F. (One fashion editor immediately made a reservation for a black duster coat
for her husband). The rest of us would like to put our names on pale blue wide culottes edged with a darker blue side gallon; on white, generous midi skirts with the essential side pockets; on flowing loose, white smocks and on a cream trench-like dress. Every material - the chambray, the light cotton canvas, the denim – felt crisp. The famous Nørgaard stripes came as a floor-length T-shirt and a longhaired fake fur jacket. Easy clothes to love, and to USE.
It’s quite the mystery. You have some of the biggest design talents in Scandinavia gathered in one competition, and then you present it like it’s one of those crude fashion shows you can find in a city mall. That’s what happened (again) at Designers’ Nest. It’s such a shame, as the designers presented were all interesting and refreshing.
time around, it had designers Silas Adler (of Soulland), Astrid Andersen, Anne Sofie Madsen, Barbara i Gongini and Charlotte Eskildsen (of Designers Remix) as its judges. They selected five designers – from the Oslo Academy of the Arts, The Swedish School of Textiles and the Aalto University of Arts – who each presented three looks. That pre-selection was great, as guests didn’t have to see 25 different designers. The winner receives a
cash price of DKK 50,000 to further launch their business, and this season, the winner was Andreas Eklöf of The Swedish School of Textiles. His collection of chunky outerwear assembled with different kinds of tape (were the fabrics re-used?) looked like the last day of a big music festival, but arguably had something to it; as the judges noted, he had a thorough vision from process to product. Congratulations.
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Something old, something new
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They were the pioneers, brothers Teis and Bjørn Bruun, when they, together with Susanne Rützou and Trine Skoller as designers, started Bruuns Bazaar, which became the first exceptional brand in the Danish fashion “Nouvelle Vague” movement. That was 20 years ago, and time has proved their staying power as they developed Bjørn’s first notion – just creating something “cool,” the kind of clothes he himself would like. This has proven to be a very good idea – as the first boho styles evolved into a more classic feel, alongside the creation of men’s wear, and diffusion line BZR.
Yesterday the Bruuns celebrated their jubilee with a smashing show. The design still “BB cool,” but now with a decidedly international verve. Grown up, sexy clothes for self-assured cosmopolitan men and especially women, in a sophisticated collection that is very far from the so-called “Scandinavian look.” Black, brass, cinnamon, nude and white were mixed in tailored jackets, Bermuda shorts with cuffs
and narrow trousers for both men and women – and in narrow short or long skirts with slits for the women – worn with hot pants under transparent narrow skirts. Leggings under long trench coats or long flowing satin shirts worn as coats alternated with chic dresses or skirts in black dotted white satin. Liquid satin flew in pointed handkerchief dresses or skirts – worn over fantastic stiletto shoes ending in high wings in the back – and gold or silver rib knit lurex skirts and trousers gleamed in designer Lene Borggaard’s fabulous Bruuns Baazaar jubilee celebration.
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MUNTHE WORDS Sille Henning PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Little universes
Yesterday, designer Naja Munthe presented her collection at Tom Kristoffersen Gallery. It was more of an installation than a fashion show: as the designer explained, she wanted to show more of herself and the creative process behind the collection than was possible within the strict framework of an ordinary runway show.
quite nicely and allowed the spectators to explore the collection more closely. This season’s collection had found influences in Arabian architecture, and the cool graphical lines, combination patterns and
As always, Naja Munthes caters to the Ibiza hippie lifestyle with easy styles like floaty skirts, long, loose shirt dresses, printed tshirts, and leather shorts – of course with a dash of embellishment, this season providing no exception. It was a nice collection that definitely will go well with her many followers.
Seven models sat in different installations, their outfits emphasized by the backdrops, styles and hangers, which created little universes within the collection. This worked
Yesterday, designer Mikael Kristensen hosted the second show of his Mi-No-Ro label in the beautiful surroundings of the King’s Garden. Mi-No-Ro is a label dedicated to dressing the strong and successful independent woman, which was also exactly what we got yesterday with slim cigarette pants, tailored blazers and simple dresses, and leather pencil skirts and shorts. The collection’s strongest parts were definitely the leather items, with which Mikael Kristensen excels, and many of the jersey
pieces, including a long draped black jersey dress or a top with a white leather front and grey jersey back mixed with beige leather shorts. Standouts included a perforated black sleeveless leather dress, with a shirt front and a wide skirt, and the well-fitted leather jackets, which looked as soft as a second skin. The color palette was kept mainly in black, white, grey, beige, and blue – and
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larger, contrasted prints created a whole with nods to it. The color palette was more Scandinavian, with lighter nuances and marine blue as the dominant colors, replacing the usual black styles.
variations of these with a splash of red and green, which were new colors in the Mi-NoRo universe. Last season, Mi-No-Ro’s model cast consisted mostly of Danish celebrities and jetsetters, a tendency continued yesterday with some of the designer’s friends on the runway, including actress Ellen Hillingsø, Creative Director of DAY Home Marianne Brandi, and former Danish super model Grethe Carspersen. This added humor and a breath of fresh air to the serious fashion crowd.
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Modern Talking
Clearly, the museum Den Frie should be used as a show venue in seasons to come. The light and clean rooms create the perfect backdrop for a fashion show.
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Wednesday morning, it let the beautiful collection by Mark Kenly Domino Tan speak for itself. He re-interprets classic feminine silhouettes in a modern context – the nods to Raf Simons at Dior are quite obvious – but does so with a safe hand that ensures beautiful looks. There are different directions at play here: He re-created the voluminous dresses from last season, while the soft, ladylike
silhouettes are becoming a signature. But there was also a play on sportiness with striped, grey see-through fabrics on bomber-inspired jackets – it worked well, but clearly isn’t his strongest point. Instead, it’s when he does the classics that his eye for great detailing is revealed; gorgeous coats and jackets with pointy glass-like buttons, and a gorgeous striped blouse with a deep square cutout on the back. The stiff, structured fabrics were put to great use – they create a sensual look, while
shielding the bearer. In a way, one might say it’s a sensual armor. The young designer, who is educated at Kolding School of Design and the Royal College of Art in London, nailed the coloring; a deep fuchsia, silver, rose, shades of brown and grey mixed well. And last, but absolutely not least, that coat in seal was absolutely breathtaking. Clearly one of the standout pieces of the season, the color shifting from golden to chartreuse as the skin moved. It may be made for women, but I wouldn’t mind signing up for one of those. Fa-bu-lous.
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B AUM UND Nippon Sport PF E RDGART EN WORDS Sille Henning PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Yesterday’s Baum und Pferdgarten show manifested the duo’s position as the Danish masters of print, their new spring/summer collection paying homage to Japanese folklore with both ancient and manga-ish variations of cherry blossom prints, obi-wraps, and kimono silhouettes. It all came juxtaposed against a checked horsecloth fabric from Børge Mogensen’s famous spokeback sofa and plenty of sporty references, as is part of the label’s heritage.
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A beautiful blue coat mixed with a karate collar and nipped in with a studded belt in the waist opened the show, followed by
a look in various sizes of the same houndstooth print, only on different materials. There was a big skirt with inverted soft pleats mixed with a cropped kimono top and a perforated neoprene jacket. And the artist robe also seen in earlier collection was back in a renewed version. In general, the round silhouettes seemed to play an important part in the collection, with shoulders typically being either dropped, shown as raglan sleeves, or having simply no shoulder seams at all.
Among the standouts were a pair of highwaisted panties and a top in checks mixed with a color-blocked coat, and of course the last three entrances, showstoppers in blown-up cherry blossom prints. Helle Hestehave and Rikke Baumgarten certainly delivered what is expected of a new Baum und Pferdgarten collection – and then some. It was really a beautiful and coherent collection and a nice evolution from previous ones, and it’s a pleasure to see how secure the designer duo is when it comes to developing the brand’s DNA. Expectations for next season are high!
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DESIGNERS REMIX WORDS Moussa Mchangama PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
A Summer Night’s Dream
Phew, it wasn’t raining! Just a nice summer evening, a greying sky upon us as Charlotte Eskildsen offered her take on spring with Designers Remix in an outdoor setting. Charlotte Eskildsen is brilliant when it comes to concepts; her shows are some of the most interesting. Her choice of venue is always splendid and this location, the urban concrete garden of the SEB Bank (it’s inspired by Swedish forests and drifting snow), was one of her best to date.
– I missed those structured coats from previous seasons, even if it was a summer collection. However, the designer had a lighter, softer, and crisper approach – maybe one could even call it more free-spirited. The sheer pleated dresses were stunning, especially
the final three, worn on top models Franzi Mueller (who opened), Eniko Mihalik, and Caroline Brasch Nielsen. Eskildsen took her inspiration from those urban gardens; the collection saw a mix of wearable pieces in mostly organic fabrics as cotton, raffia, and linen countered by hard neoprene. Showwise, the garments in themselves may not have had the wow-factor of previous seasons, but the styles predict that this collection could become a hit among consumers. And after all, that is pretty goddamn important.
One of the designer’s greatest forces is outerwear
People dress, maybe not to kill, but definitely to show off a studied casual look during CFW. Original, or – as worn in the crowd at the Ganni show – the summer-sexy prettiest, with many lovely, flowered dresses - all from the Ganni SS14 collection. Designer/owner Ditte Reffstrup, who recently won the ELLE Best Designer of the Year Award, also had the most original venue for her show – the tennis court on top of the
Mercur Hotel, where she showed her take on summer in the Hamptons. A simple, elegant, sporty look in ribbed white or navy jersey knit with two pieces in short, loose sweaters over long or short narrow skirts with a small slit. White and blues of all shades: navy,
denim, turquoise, sky, dominated the color scheme. As well as green – as a strong grass green on a smashing leather jacket and as large soft green flowers in a safari suit, and in a long cotton voile dress. This year’s most popular fashion item – Ganni’s embroidered kimonos - were translated into navy cotton jackets worn over matching loose shorts, and Ganni’s must-have for next summer: a long, white gathered dress in a soft turquoise leaf pattern, as seen on the cover of this issue.
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Ole Yde used to be an internationally notorious bounty hunter before channeling his creative energies into nocturnally elegant couture for the Scandinavian elite.
Ehrmegehrd, champagne.
ELLE Magazine's Kasper Smith with tanned female accomplice who divides her time between tennis-related activities in Mallorca and a personal passion for dolphin-spotting in the Faroe Islands.
Let's just smile to the camera and pretend we didn't notice that the champagne has been frozen in the bottle at some point, a burning nuance that any selfrespecting member of the Société Internationale de l'Appréciation du Vin d'Élite would detect.
Oh baby, indeed I do take delight in my sojourns to the East, but the real travel gem these days is Africa, ever been there? They have the most fabulous service, and excellent restaurants, says spiritual Shamballa jewelry mogul Mads Kornerup.
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On Tuesday, CIFF and ELLE Magazine hosted a fabulous soirée to present the new Ole Yde collection, and managed to maintain a strict black-and-white dresscode.
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Why yes, darling, the social scene in St Tropez is quite brilliant, but finding a docking space for my Maltese Falcon yacht is simply impossible without running a bitch or two over, says European socialite Cath Danneskiold.
Agentur V's Natasha Skou is basically the whole industry's PR agent.
YDE had hired private military mercenaries Blackwater to make sure no one wearing colors could enter the viewing.
Stylist Louise Amstrup and friend were busy perusing Tinder but hid their phones in a frenzy as soon as the lens pointed their way.
Hairdresser Dennis Knudsen and twink were so enthralled with the Yde creations, it was like a French kiss from Jesus.
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