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CELEBRATION OF DESIGN Editorial
Clothes don’t have to be produced in our country to carry Danish values. It is the design that makes the difference. Fashion is a very important export for Denmark, and it is vital that any business is international in its orientation, said Minister for Economic Affairs and the Interior Margrethe Vestager at the official opening of Copenhagen Fashion Week. During her speech, the sound of drums and firecrackers echoed through City Hall. Not as a celebratory kick-off to the biannual fashion fest with fairs, events and shows for six days, but as a tribute to the delegations of Chinese press and buyers, the most coveted partners in the fashion business these days, who made the journey to Copenhagen during their most important holiday season, the Chinese New Year.
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But there is cause for celebration on both sides. Recent market analysis by Deloitte shows a growth of four percent in exports to BRIC countries, particularly China and India, and rising profits and soundness in Danish fashion companies over the last three years in general. It’s the big players, like high street fashion retailers Bestseller and innovative luxury fur auction house Kopenhagen Fur, that have opened the doors, and now more and more Danish fashion houses and Chinese fashion professionals on all levels are curious to to check one another out. A good and successful example was yesterday’s collaboration between Danish and Chinese designers and fur traders in the offical opening catwalk show, but it is also interesting to hear that a small, independent brand like retro-feminine
Edith & Ella is trying its luck looking East. Let’s hope that the BRIC-consumers also keep a good eye on some of the other brands on show yesterday that have the typical Danish DNA, and the impressive line-up of today. Not to mention all the fine exhibitors at the three trade fairs. In the words of our Minster for Economics, it is still a challenged business, though we do see progress, and the fashion industry together with the fur trade account for a substantial part of Denmark’s exports. However, the positive outcome of the commercial success of the big ones is that they will serve as a vehicle for the budding talents. So we salute Danish design, no matter where it is produced.
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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 EDITORIAL ASSISTANT / WEB EDITOR Ilse Friborg GRAPHIC ASSISTANT Lukas Højlund
WRITERS Moussa Mchangama, Lotte Freddie, Sille Henning, FASHIONFORUM Naja Helene Hertzum, Hans Gottlieb Kia Wilkenloh, Monica Senker Holbech PHOTOGRAPHERS Mathilde Schmidt Helena Lundquist SALES REPRESENTATIVE Jens Løkke DISTRIBUTION Karoline Landbo PRINT Berlingske Avistryk
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PHOTO ART AT VISION Gitte Meldgaard puts on a show of 33 works of art titled Dark/Light at Vision during Copenhagen Fashion Week, representing the last 10 years of her life as a fashion and advertising photographer. She has previously had her work exhibited at V&A in London, The Fashion Museum of Antwerp and The Bard in New York.
DANSK COLLECTIVE BRUNCH This Friday, the DANSK Magazine team is again presenting some of their favorite Danish fashion and accessory brands of the forthcoming season, when hosting DANSK collective. Both national and international press have been invited for a delicious standing brunch and a chat with the designers, including Anne Sofie Madsen, Stine Goya, Henrik Vibskov, Mark Kenly Domino Tan, and The Last Conspiracy, to name a few.
Meldgaard worked as costume designer in Los Angeles for Pink, Usher, Christina Aguilera, and Aerosmith before going behind the camera to shoot fashion campaigns for the likes of Guess by Marciano, Tom Ford, Toni & Guy and Hudson Jeans, and fashion and beauty for lifestyle magazines such as Oyster, Black Book and Flaunt. She also has a keen eye for celebrity portraits, having shot such contemporary icons as Def Leppard, Lady Gaga, Dita von Teese, and Jessica Alba. Her current assignment is a full-length documentary on the English ”mad hatter”, milliner Stephen Jones.
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For a man honest about his lack of interest in fashion, the internationally renowned Danish actor Ulrich Thomsen still cuts a nice figure as the new campaign model for Matinique. His understated, but no less charismatic appearences in anything from the cult classic movie The Celebration to HBO hit-series Banshee make him the perfect choice for the SS14 collection, says Britt Bennett Hansen, Marketing Manager at Matinique: – He captures the essence of the brand, being masculine, international, and captivating. He is his own man and provides personal style and character.
Matinique’s SS14 collection works around masculine and contemporary classics with a sharp and modern silhouette, reflecting the lifestyle of the urban man. The kind who goes to work in fitted suits with crisp white shirts, while his leisuretime is spent in jeans combined with Ts and sports jackets or chinos with shirts and classic knits in merino. Ulrich Thomsen eased naturally into the role of both characters with his cool and intense gaze in front of photographer Jonas Bie, whose b/w photos will be featured in spring’s advertising and also adorn Matinique’s retail shops.
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COMEBACK FOR NATURAL BEAUTY, THE DANISH WAY Scandinavian women are often applauded for their healthy glow and natural beauty, and nothing is more in fashion right now than the seemingly undone look. This is evident in the three runway shows during Copenhagen Fashion Week that have the signature of award-winning makeup artist Anne Staunsager. But as she says herself, it takes more than a moisturizer to create the natural look.
signers have in mind for their collections.
In fact, she works for days to prepare what will appear as a minimalist, almost non-makeup look, which requires quite a few of her L’Oréal Paris makeup products to create. However, it can still be easily transmitted from catwalk to sidewalk for those inspired by the models in the limelight.
Wackerhaus also uses the nails to add color, a grey with goldleaf to complement the sexy dash of golden shine on Cupid’s bow, while Stine Goya is all about cool hues, so the fingertips are light blue and a dot of turquoise eyeshadow in the middle of the lower lid make the models look like they all have the same eye color.
– I have researched Danish and international fashion shows over the past seasons, and I see a focus on the ”organic” look with brows growing more natural and skin looking soft and alive. This look is very much inspired by the Danish way of living, but when I interpret it for a show, it needs exaggeration for the benefit of the lights and the photographers, explains Staunsager. – It is part of the overall trend for spring and summer, when natural casualness plays a key role. To achieve the look for themselves, most women will need a foundation, but they can blend it with a primer or their moisturizer for lighter coverage. Still, you get the airy feeling of no makeup. As key makeup artist for L’Oréal Paris in Denmark, Anne Staunsager draws on her 15 years of experience in the business by creating little details and dots of color that will complement the clothes and tell a parallel story to what the de-
Designers Remix wanted the makeup to echo the key words ”masculine” and ”military,” so instead of eyeliner, the models have black triangles painted in the inner and outer corner of the upper lid, and dusty military green nail varnish.
– Admittedly, the looks on international catwalks are more bold, but I think the trend with subdued makeup colors suits the lines and the fashion of Danish and Scandinavian brands well. This is our style, reflecting our way of life, and I think a lot of women can be inspired to DIY from the catwalk. She particularly loves the change among designers in their perception of nail varnish. Last time, most of them wanted nude. Now they go for gold and color. – Again, it works well with the Danish attitude, as even the fanciest effect on top of the nail color still looks classy and natural, because most women here wear it on short nails. The good thing about the current trend with nail varnish is that it’s so easy and affordable to change after your mood or your clothes. So even when you don’t wear jewelry, you still look dressed up, says Anne Staunsager.
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TWIGGY MEETS TOKYO Asia is all the rage when it comes to global beauty trends. From CC creams to intelligent facial massages, the Far East is enjoying more than 15 minutes of beauty fame. Add to this the growing kidult-trend (in short, Peter Pan syndrome gone fashion), where anything playful, young and light-hearted takes center stage, and combine it with the Japanese Kawaii-trend with its Hello Kitty imagery, miniskirts, pigtails and big, big eyes, and you have one of the global ‘looks du jour’. L’Oréal Paris has condensed the trend in their latest hit mascara, Miss Manga, which secures Twiggy-meets-Tokyo lashes in a cute pink and black package. We love!
After a 10-season absence from the show schedule, Bitte Kai Rand is once again back on the Copenhagen Fashion Week runways, when she presents her AW14 collection on Friday. Bitte Kai Rand has been a driving force in the Danish fashion scene since 1981, with a DNA built around clean and timeless silhouettes mixed with complicated details. With the new collection, Ms. Rand brings us deconstruction, layers, graphic prints and asymmetrical cuts.
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Bel Sac could not have asked for better exposure than having their Boxy Bag picked as the key accessory by Mark Kenley Domino Tan for his debut show at Copenhagen Fashion Week in August 2013. – I am honored that he wanted to complement his sophisticated looks with our bags, and model 1698 is a particularly exciting choice, because it is spot on the zeitgeist, says creative director Camilla Dalager. She has been responsible for a new visual identity, including campaigns with international format and a sublime reinvention of design for just a short period of time, but Bel Sac is already enjoying the success due to the new direction of the company. Camilla Dalager has found energy and creativity by looking in the archives of the brand, that her father founded more than 40 years ago. – It is great to be able to design new models and build collections based on the same strong values that made this company. Together with some of Denmark’s best creative teams we have managed to achieve a new modern identity, and I feel that our preliminary accomplishments has equipped us to enter a new era, says Camilla Dalager.
GOLD ON THEIR MINDS Sisters and collaborators Charlotte Møbjerg Ansel-Henry and Pernille Møbjerg Knudsen of goldmind.dk were so successful with their initiative The Jewellery Room during last fashion week, that they continue the concept of a curated jewellery fair at Dansk Design Center with an expanded schedule. - The turnout of press and eligible buyers was so overwhelming that we have divided the season’s event into two time slots on Friday, to give everybody room to move freely around Denmark’s leading jewellers, says Pernille Møbjerg Knudsen.
Their aim is to put Denmark on the map as creators of innovative design jewelry, from small, independent goldsmiths to well-established companies like Georg Jensen, Pandora and Ole Lynggaard. The common denominator for the 17 companies is high quality in design, craftmanship, and materials that equal the best of what can be seen on the catwalks. The deliberate link between fashion clothing and jewelry as accessories is part of promoting Danish design, to which Danish Fashion Institute and The Danish Jewellers Association have committed themselves for this event.
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RAVEONETTES TURNED DESIGNERS Danish indie rock band Raveonettes, based on duo Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo, have since their debut in 2000 been admired not only for their music, but also their personal appearance. They’re now taking their sense of fashion a step further by designing a small and limited collection of fifteen styles for Selected Femme/Homme.
introduce three new lines, Heritage, Identity and Indigo. They reflect the current quest for a playful attitude toward fashion, letting urban men choose between a rustic sense of masculinity flavored with vintage touches, a metropolitan air of neo classics, and pure rock’n’roll in beloved denim in shades of black and blue.
The AW14 collection will be in the spirit of the band itself; much like their musical pieces, each fashion piece has been carefully selected to form a part of a greater whole.
Later, Selected Femme joined the fashion scene, and their focus for autumn is divided between east and west. The label looks to Russia for inspiration for denim and street style, giving it a different vintage touch, while 70s retro influences the rest of the collection with hints of menswear, feminine knits, and the architectural delights of the decade.
Selected Homme started around the same time as the band, and has since established itself as a brand with a significant style. For their upcoming main autumn collection, they
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EDITOR’S PICK OF THE DAY Elsebeth Mouritzen loves the replacement of last season’s popular warm-hued leopard print, the monochrome graphic animal prints spring jacket from InWear.
NIKOLINE’S SENSE OF FASHION She was a qualified runner-up for the award DANSK Design Talent - Magasinprisen in 2013 with her unique combinations of fashion and art in costumes fit for a performance artist. Now a designer and artist in her own right, Nikoline Liv Andersen makes 2014 her big year with no less than two exhibitions in Copenhagen, and more. On Friday during Copenhagen Fashion Week, Martin Asbæk Gallery in Bredgade plays host to her collection ”Only Angels Have Wings,” and from February 5, the same exhibition can be seen at Dansk Design Centre on H.C. Andersen Boulevard for two weeks, before it travels to the regional art museum in Horsens, Jutland.
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Nikoline Liv Andersen graduated from the prestigious Danish Design School with internships at the John Galliano couture house in Paris, but she never pursued a career with production in mind. She makes one-of-a-kind garments, sometimes wearable enough to be purchased by private clients, but mostly fantasy creations and installations more befitted to be observed – and sold to collectors.
BYE-BYE MALENE BIRGER Ten years after she founded her own fashion house, designer Malene Birger is leaving all responsibilities behind in order to pursue new creative challenges. This may come as a surprise to outsiders, but within the By Malene Birger company, the change has been in the pipeline for three years, and after careful preparation, the design team is now ready to work on their own. The first sign of new times will be seen tonight after the presentation of the AW14 collection ”All That Jazz,” when Design Manager Christina Exsteen will take the bow, since she has had full creative responsibility. In a written statement, Malene Birger explains: - Christina has worked closely with me since I founded the company, and over the last three years, we have been on a journey towards this day. I know I leave behind a well-established and healthy brand with its own strong identity. At the same time, I look forward to more creative projects with both By Malene Birger and Christina.
ally, our first priority is to maintain international appeal, says Charlotte Egelund. Lately, By Malene Birger has opened its first store in Tokyo, and another Paris boutique-opening is being prepared. This means that By Malene Birger owns or has franchise monobrand-stores in 12 markets and sells wholesale in almost 40 countries. The designer won’t disclose much about her next step, other than the founding of Birger 1962, a company with which she will explore her interest in art and interior design. However, she will be mentoring the design team until the SS15 season, in order to tell stories and lay the ground for each collection. And maybe find new ways for the two companies to collaborate and challenge each other creatively. News provided by www.fashionforum.dk
When Malene Birger sold her shares in the company By Malene Birger to IC Companys in 2010, she took the title of Creative Consultant, giving Christina Exsteen her coveted position as Creative Director. – It is a natural proces. We have had a period to ”rehearse,” and as Malene Birger gradually got more freedom, her wish to pursue new opportunities has evolved, says By Malene Birger CEO Charlotte Egelund, and elaborates: – Christina Exsteen is as much ”110 percent By Malene Birger” as the founder. She grew up with the company and completely understands the DNA of the brand. She has had the overall responsibility on several previous collections. It is not until now that this is public knowledge.
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She does not see the absence of Malene Birger as a cause for concern.
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– Malene is known and loved in Denmark, and some will miss her presence, but internationally, most fashion houses have a Chief Designer and then a brand name, which associates with a founder, who does not have a direct connection to the brand anymore. We have grown to be a big, established house now, and profession-
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DAILY OCCASIONS To make things easier for retailers as well as consumers, Day Birger et Mikkelsen has decided to divide the AW14 collection intro three separate groups. The first is Love EveryDAY, with bohemian suitings, quality knitwear, and stylish jersey that make the subcollection perfect both for workdays and afterhour festivities, combining classic, modern and ethnic styles. The Paisley Perspective Club is a collection celebrating the DNA and true essence of Day. It features clothes that mix inspirations from near and far, suited for an urban lifestyle, no matter where you are in the world. It represents craftmanship, the little detail that makes the difference, and the complete expression of the brand’s look. Accessories, too, get their own label, ÉT. The coveted scarves will come in several prints and qualities as a key item for updating the Day look and styling, while the indispensable handbags, such as the classic Gweneth-model, which comes in different sizes, provide versatile pieces for every modern woman.
Stay updated on www.copenhagenfashionfestival.com Copenhagen Fashion Week is not only for fashion industry insiders, but also the general public. Copenhagen Fashion Festival takes place on the same dates but has a multitude og events and venues accessible to fashion-interested consumers. Copenhagen Fashion Festival invites the public to join the fun, as the city is transformed into a fashion Mecca of shows, exhibitions, concerts, trend shows, exclusive shopping events, and parties.
GREASE LIGHTNING While “strong” has become the new “thin,” oils have replaced water as the new beauty fluids. The fashion pack craves avocado, salmon and hemp oil to give their insides a health boost, while hair and skin are given some TLC through nutritious essential oils. Nutri Gold Extraordinary Oil from L’Oréal Paris is a new favorite among beauty professionals and a mainstay in key makeup artist Anne Staunsager’s beauty routine. This facial oil has a light feel, yet deep moisture impact leaves the skin glowing and ready for small touch-ups or a full-on evening look.
NAJA MUNTHE IN HER OWN RIGHT Five years after the exit of co-designer Karen Simonsen, Munthe plus Simonsen is changing the brand name to just Munthe. – It is a natural choice, since I am responsible for the company now. I’m staying true to the origin and primary idea of the brand. That way I can secure the continuity in the design for times to come, though I am not afraid of pursuing new directions, says Naja Munthe. In 2009, co-owner and then managing director Henrik Fjordbak bought Karen Simonsen out of the company, which was founded in 1994. Now the ownership is shared fifty-fifty between Fjordbak’s holding company and Naja Munthe, who holds the title of creative director.
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She takes the name change as an opportunity to create a new profile for the brand:
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- The collections will be slightly less decorated and embellished than usual, but still have meticulous detailing. The focus is on the consumers’ demand for quality at an affordable price with styles that are more pared down and have a broader appeal, says Naja Munthe in a press release prior to tonight’s runway show.
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Fab furs, fairytale jewelry
It’s all about China during these fashion days. Monday, Minister of Trade, Nick Hækkerup, welcomed 40 Chinese journalists to a Chinese New Year celebration of the Year of the Horse, with a presentation at Børsen of Utzon fur, Mads Dinesen, Ecco shoes, and just the tee, a Chinese designer. The guests – who had previously visited Birger Christensen, the 145-year-old store and its furrier workrooms – were duly impressed by this formidable brand, a purveyor to the Royal Danish Court and which last September opened a showroom in Beijing.
So were we all, Danes and Chinese alike, at yesterday’s first show in which two renowned family firms, Birger Christensen and Ole Lynggaard, together demonstrated sublime Danish design and craftsmanship of the highest order. The fabulous furs were elevated styled with Charlotte Lynggaard’s beautiful fairytale jewelry – long earrings in precious stones and diamonds under French Twist hairdos ornamented with golden flowers.
mink and sable were cut asymmetrically or in wide horizontal bands in easygoing, simple cuts – glowing in spicy colors: saffron and cinnamon, matched, or contrasted in coral, with fox. Swakara lamb, in chocolate, blue, or black, was cut in young and modern narrow jackets and short coats inserted with contrasting black leather. Young, desirable, all achingly beautiful, and the best showcase of Danish know-how – fur and jewelry – trendy luxury – all made in Denmark.
The Chinese are lucky to get hold of both jewelry and furs of the designers, Michael Kristensen and Christina Frycklund. Their Birger Christensen fall 2014 collection, “Nordic Shades of Cool,” is simply breathtaking. Ultra lightweight
This fact made specifically clear by the touching presentation of Birger Christensen’s furriers in their white workmen’s coats at the end of the show.
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KOPENHAGEN FUR WORDS Sille Henning PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Kopenhagen Fur officially opened Copenhagen Fashion Week yesterday with its “East West Fusion” show at City Hall. The Chinese market seems to be the focus of this fashion week so far, with lots of Chinese buyers and press; perhaps in part because fur is Denmark’s biggest export to China.
Chinese designer Jamy Wee had worked mostly in silverfox and quite successfully showed how to use it in the evening wardrobe. Designer of YouZ, Dr. Zou You, had worked with more classic silhouettes in black and white, including a long B&W-striped piece for women. Their countryman Wang Yutao’s label Beautyberry focused on combining variously colored fur to create a graphic look, including a coat sure to warm swanky Chinese men on freezing winter nights, whether they reside in Harbin or Beijing, Yinchuan or Urumqi. If you missed this show, you’ll be able to see the specific fur styles again in Anne Sofie Madsen and Freya Dalsjø’s own shows, both today.
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The Kopenhagen Fur show lets established designers present their interpretation of fur and create new ideas on how to wear it. This season, the key concept was similarities and differencies between East and West, as three Danish designers (Anne Sofie Madsen, Freya Dalsjø, and Jean Phillip ) were joined by three Chinese designers (Beautyberry, YouZ, and Jamy Wee) on the runway.
Representing the Western half, Anne Sofie Madsen’s four looks stayed true to her strong DNA; a bit tribal and a bit warrior princess, this time dressed in fur, but still with cutout and avant-garde silhouettes, though with a sportier touch than usually. Freya Dalsjø showed a collection carrying strong references to her previous collections, with Mondrian-inspired color-blocking coats – this time obviously in fur, which looked like little pieces of art. Meanwhile, Jean Phillip incorporated fur in more subtle ways: as a backpack, a big hut on a grey coat, or as a bomberjacket in mink with a shaved pattern making it up for print.
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Whiite jumped the fashion gun when the label showed the new Autumn Winter 2014 collection at the City Hall as early as Tuesday afternoon. The collection had a more mature feel than before, with a leaner silhouette and a more muted color palette catering to the working woman’s wardrobe. This suited the label well. Gone were the loose silky pants and billowing dresses, substituted by narrow menswear-
inspired pants, almost all cropped above the ankle, and slim shift dresses showing off the female silhouette. Grey was a dominant color in the collection and was featured from suits to coats, jumpsuits and shifts. Amongst the favorites were the allwhite leather looks and the looks in pale powder nuances. There was also a shade of mustard, which for most people is hard to pull off (yes,
we did get a bit frightened that mustard was the collection’s key color when we saw that the runway was in this nuance). However, one of the coolest looks in the collection was actually a floor-length mustard dress with a black belt. Whiite might not be a brand that revolutionizes the fashion world, but the new collection was sharper and more focused than earlier seasons and was one of Whiite’s best collections. It will definitely suit their audience well.
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MADS Quintessential Copenhagen N ORGA AR D WORDS Moussa Mchangama PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
It’s been a while since Mads Nørgaard was on the schedule at Copenhagen Fashion Week. But boy, was it good to have his energy and attitude back. To the loud live music of female rock trio Baby in Vain, the lights went on and 15 models came out in one look each, all of them cast because of their personalities. With Chloe Nørgaard, Caroline Brasch-Nielsen, Nadja Bender, Juliane Grüner, Veneda, Kirstin Liljegren and Eddie Klint, it might be one of the strongest line-ups this season.
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“This isn’t about basics. I wanted to showcase the new direction we have on the wo-
menswear,” the designer noted prior to the show. It’s a more thoroughly designed look, focusing on reworking Nørgaard classics like stripes (a gorgeous suit in orange and white rocked), knitwear (Chloe Nørgaard in a two-piece version of the sailor knit was great) and suiting (he does that so well) for both men and women. Good bomber jackets and a new silver version of the collaboration with Kansas seemed just right. Overall, the designer went in three directions – punk (inspired by Ramones), suiting (by Savile Row) and sport (by the attitude of Usain Bolt). That made
for charming looks and pieces that are sure to be instant hits on the streets of Copenhagen. This isn’t avant-garde fashion, they’re just really good clothes that actual, real people wear. It may not be setting a totally new direction for the season to come, but that’s not the point; the energy, the spirit, the feel of Mads Nørgaard is about coolness, not wearing a funny fur hat. “I want people to leave the show re-energized,” Nørgaard said. “They should feel like they wanted more.” And so we did.
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EDITH Retro & gone wild ELLA WORDS Sille Henning PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
The Edith & Ella label has always been rooted in a humoristic and feminine universe with a retro vibe. This was clear in yesterday’s very colorful show.
a turquoise pilot jacket and a blue trenchcoat. The many feminine printed dresses were amongst the strongest in the collection with a flattering silhouette not too lose and not too slim.
Prints seemed to be this season’s keyword – checks in all varieties, from tartan and dogtooth to more abstract versions in knit patterns; a leopard print, big and small spots, oversize paisley, feathers and even hearts – all mixed together in all kinds of colors.
Edith & Ella presented a collection true to its history, but it was not the brand’s best. There were many great styles, but the many mixed prints didn’t work optimally, and unfortunately made the collection seem a bit cheap and messy. Hopefully this was only a small step back, and next season we will see the label refocus on previous seasons’ sharper vision of simple color blocking and feminine silhouettes.
There were shirts with bows and sequin bows on sweaters and glittery leggings and bodystockings. There were also simpler pieces like
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B A RB A R A Sexy sirens I GO NGI N I WORDS Elsebeth Mouritzen PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Same venue, same musical performer, but definitely not the same look.
Barbara I Gongini has moved her show from rundown garages to sleek City Hall within a few seasons, but she has certainly also made a move as a designer, judging by her AW collection, simply called 20 for women and 3 for men. Her signature conceptual clothes with complex knitted made-to-order art pieces teamed with her signature holed jersey leggings and tops resembling straight-jackets played second role to a pared down, more simplified look that is more wearable and feminine, even sexy, for the female part. The universe is still dramatic
and inspired by her Nordic heritage, models looking almost tribal with their facial decorations, but beneath the obvious artistic staging, we saw some very modern and actually easy-towear clothes. Barbara I Gongini knows how to deconstruct traditional tailoring and put it together in interesting ways, and in particular she cuts her jackets and coats well in asymmetrical and sometimes odd shapes, but that makes them all the more interesting. Besides heavy gauge knit vests and shapely wool outerwear, she, too, tries her hand with fur in really cool lamb jackets with raw edges and pointed, dipping front panels.
The dresses are very long and very short, and more bare and body-conscious than seen before. The clinging jersey and flowing silk in grey and black is very flattering, and as simple as it is, a crisp white shirt-dress longer in the back shows her strength to go classic her own way. The strongest point in her men’s collection is the jackets and coats with utility references, whereas the very avantgarde dropcrotch pants and longjohns, cobweb knits and layered jerseys look stagnated in contrast to the bolder commercial move seen in the women’s. The change becomes her.
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EST. 1995 Sensuous satin, luscious lamb BENEDIKTE UTZON WORDS Lotte Freddie PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
It is a match made in Heaven – the collaboration of between designer Benedikte Utzon and her backer, Kim Rasmussen, owner of the women’s wear label under which Benedikte’s Est. 1995 is an independent company. Her original brand, established in 1995, has developed into these new and extremely becoming collections, and this third edition further underlined the power of the talented designer.
She hails from famous old furrier stock and her knowledge of furs and especially Greenland seals, which she developed into fashion for Great Greenland, now shows in zip-adorned GREAT shaved seals coats and jackets as shiny and supple as silk. The same qualities delight
in cream, green or wine satin blouses and in the most divine and sensual, smouldering dresses.
This is a sexy collection in a sporty/sophisticated way, where blue/white herringbone tweed looks new and desirable as a short wrap coat and a smart long jacket worn with blue leather jeans. Blue is big at Est. 1995 – beautiful in sequined wide trousers, pretty in short dresses, and cheeky in knitted lurex as sweater and dress, which also comes in green lurex. And matte golden sequins shine in glamorous byzantine patterns.
Sporty is a jumpsuit in mink, and parkas, the new hot outdoor phenomenon. Short or long, the latter becoming luxurious with mink added to the back. Sophisticated sporty is a black jacket with trousers ending in rib knit at the ankles and new is bordeaux leather with a bois de rose blouse, as is a loose, black knit musthave sweater with a leather back. Red is smashingly sexy in an asymmetrical draped dress – especially worn with coral stiletto booties from Topshop – and brand-new is white elastized knitted lamb as coats and jackets.
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HAN K J O B E N H AV N WORDS Lotte Freddie PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Abstract art in the museum
Easygoing clothes presented in a controversial, theatrical set up. This was a typical Jannik Wikkelsbo Davidsen and Tim Faith Hancock installation, an artistic show of their Han Kjøbenhavn AW 2014 collection held at The National Museum.
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Naked save for black briefs, enormous bodybuilders on white bicycles drove white plinths carrying models holding stiff black flags on long white sticks, all of the men wearing white Russian gas masks from the seventies. The idea was the designer’s interpretation of the film Ben Hur staged in a graphic room symbolizing contrasts – something new happening on the stage – reflecting the intent of the collection.
With six models in open white sentry boxes lining the back wall, the clothes revealed the reason why Han Kjøbenhavn is such a huge success. In Copenhagen as well as in New York, where they are renowned for both good service and design. Jannik and Tim’s approach to their Han design is mainly influenced by Danish functionalism, especially furniture architecture – which shows in their clean and refined boutique in New York. This means separates in simple lines added clever details. Like the widestitched band going down the front of a narrow short coat, covering the buttons. Like a pleat
in front of knee-long shorts. Like short black leggings on top of long white ones. Big themes are black and white, as in black sweaters and Tshirts with white graphic patterns, or in white stripes circling ankles on black leggings. Different and new are suits consisting of shorts and a jacket. They came in dark navy and in a handsome new check shimmering in grey or in turquoise/ black. Dead smart is the shorts-suit idea used with a black men’s tail coat over a T-shirt or colored shirt. Main colors are light grey, blues and black in the creative duo’s successful brand.
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When a hero comes along
WOOD WOO D WORDS Moussa Mchangama PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Retail-wise, Wood Wood has been on a roll the last couple of seasons. Matches.com just came on and with a concession in Selfridge’s on the way, they’re expanding internationally – and so they should, with their design becoming bolder and sharper over the last two or three seasons.
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For fall the title is “Heroes.” The heroes (Rocky Bilboa, Karen Blixen, Vivienne Westwood and many more) had been an overall inspiration, while another important one was that good old ’61 flick The Guns of Na-
varone. But while the inspirations may differ from last season’s marble prints, many of the silhouettes and signatures are clearly recognizable as Wood Wood. Both mens- and womenswear had maritime references as well as plenty of sporty ones – the sporty doublecolored suits in merino wool and Japanese nylon were back, just like girls should look after the looks with extra broad pants – this time, it was yellow/black, checkered and right where it should be. A few prints (seen on blouses and bags) were derived from a flickering TV-set, but imbued with the colors of the collection – deep green, grey, navy, burgundy.
The accessories should once again be noticed, especially the chunky heels for women. They personify designer Lotte Bank’s character so well, and overall her womenswear are the best part of the collection. They’re the most show-stopping pieces, and they prove a good example of the position Wood Wood is in right now – catering to the caps-and-T-shirt-hungry skater boys and the trendsetters alike, they push in different directions. They do that extremely well – but next time, they can take it even more out there.
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V E RO NI C A B . VAL LENE S
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WORDS Sille Henning PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Sharp as a tack
Veronica B Vallenes kicked off yesterday’s show with a bit more rock’n’roll attitude than before, with outfits in head-to-toe black leather. This tendency was new and refreshing for the label, whose new pieces appeared sharper, with slimmer silhouettes and less draping and billowing tunics. The overall collection had a 1960s feel with long and lean lines giving it a more minimalist and clean feeling – think cigarette pants, pencil skirts, slim coats, and turtlenecks. The
main colors were black and grey mixed with soft pink, dark blue and and a splash of orange red. As always, there was plenty of soft silk, and of course there were leather and wool, but also the sustainable material Tencel (lyocell fibres) and bamboo. There were black slim pants, with a leather top and pale pink coat, with a pair of grey high-waisted pants mixed with a red-andwhite colored turtleneck. Cigarette pants were
combined with a short tunic and an all-white look and marble prints. Amongst the favorites were the Danish topmodel Nadja Bender in a grey checked outfit and offwhite coat. Besides her well-done show yesterday, the Norwegian designer has every reason to be happy these days, as she recently won a new Prize - the ‘DHL – get global’ Scandinavian Fashion Award with a value of € 100,000, which hopefully will launch the designer into a new international league. Congratulations.
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DAVID Black sex A NDERS EN WORDS Lotte Freddie PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
He is back in his preferred black milieu, David Andersen, who showed his A/W 2014 collection in City Hall’s huge hall – the floor covered with a star-shaped catwalk made of a beautiful, black and white patterned carpet, designed by David Andersen for the Danish Ege carpets. The Glasgow School of Art-educated Danish designer has always loved black. To begin with
in 2007 with only men’s wear, followed later by bold women’s collections, both versions loved by leading m/f Danish performing artists. David has used his favorite color, black, for the women in a mix of volume and tightness. In old-fashioned sky-high plateau stilettos, modern Morticias walked the runway dressed in black – in tight leather leggings topped with voluptuous goatskin vests and jackets, or with beautiful silver sequined jackets or dresses. The women’s section’s styling felt rather dated, but was outweighed by the many fine and inventive men’s styles.
In black, sumptuous heavy knit sweaters fought with loose tunic blouses made in two kind of materials – leather and knit, cotton and net – for the public’s attention. A short shirt topped a long one, double lapels framed the chest in both wool and satin, and a jacket’s intricate seams across the back underlined Andersen’s sense of refined details in upscale tailoring.
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Des i g n er M a d s N ø rg a a rd t o uch e d by th e b eauty of h is AW 14 s h ow.
Ra p p e rs o n a l i t y K i d d i s s o ove r f a s hi o n week d i et i n g.
Mads Nørg aard show coord i nator Si d sel Alli ng knows about a really smart acad emi c advi ser called Master Thesi s.
Des pite h av ing l e ft th e gritty s tre e ts of Ve s te rb ro for gre e ne r middl e class pastures, d j/w rite r Djuna Barne s and fil mmake r K atj a Boom w il l s l it your throat and sell your k idne y s on th e inte rnational organ marke ts if you tr y to cross them.
My, my.
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H av ing h ire d a k il l e r cas t of mode l s for h is AW 14 col l e ction, de s igne r Mad s Nørg a a rd was b ack on th e r unway s to pre s e nt th e next s tage for th e C ope nhag en label.
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The f o xy E m m a Kra b ha s l ea rn ed a t hi n g o r t wo f ro m D a n sk Da i ly’ s L o t t e Fred d i e.
Founde r of e pony mous l ab e l and Acne Studios s e ns ation Jone N ie l s e n is a re fuge e from th e s artorial dis as te r nation k now n as N or way.
A g reat beli ever i n sustai nable f ashi on, CF W d evelopment d i rector Anne Persson chooses to recycle the leopard pri nt that was all the rage two seasons ago.
2nd Day, Anne Sofie Madsen, Henrik Vibskov, Hofmann Copenhagen, Inwear, Kranz & Ziegler, Maria Black x Designers Remix, Mark Kenly Domino Tan, Matinique, Muuse, Raiine, Savannah Wild, Shoeshibar,
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Stine Goya, Stories by Rikkemai, The Last Conspiracy, Wali Mohammed Barrech and Whiite
Mu s i ci a n To m a s Ba rfo d a n d s t y l i s t Maria Barfod s pe nt a s mal l fortune o n ba by s i t t ers t hi s week, refu s i n g to b e come th e k ind of ce l e b rity coupl e t ha t i n s i s t s o n bri n gi n g s c reaming toddl e rs to th e front row.
Booke r Sune has not yet educated hi s latest scoop ab out h ow to make a grumpy f ashi on f ace.
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No o n e in D e n m a rk pa i d B u rberr y a ny m i n d befo re it was de gla m o riz e d by t ra s h t v i co n G u s t av, w ho i s n ow on a m issio n t o chea pen L o u i s Vu i t t o n’ s repu t a t i o n .
Dame Danne s k iol d was th e toas t of th e tow n l as t s eas on when s h e mode l e d for MI-N O -RO. To our ch agrin, s h e ’ s de fiantly lef t th e r unway s b e h ind to re cl aim h e r th rone on th e front row.
Fire d a s t h e h o st of C o pen ha g en P ri d e, J i m Ly n g v i l d is pe rh aps m ost f a m o u s f o r t weet i n g t ha t t he pl i ght o f Ru ss i a n gay s pal e s in co m p a riso n t o t he cen s o rs hi p he fa ces i n Denmark .
Today’ s tige r moms k now to dis cipl ine th e ir k ids for th e r unway at an early age .
M i ni ster f or Economi cs and the Interi or M arg rethe Vestag er suppresses her heart-wrenchi ng d i stress at f ri end ’s verti cal stri pes.
Take your enti re outf i t of f, Li na, take i t of f ! You’re d estroyi ng Ece Gözen’s hard -earned und erground reputati on! How very very d are you?
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Ko penh age n Fur ’ s official C FW ope ning s h ow feature d th e de s igns of th ree homeg rown d es i gne rs and th re e h ail ing from th e Middl e K ingdom. A b unch of pol it i ci ans hungry for a pie ce of th e C h ina cake s h owe d up to j oin th e re gul ar fas h ion bunch.
You do n’ t win silve r, yo u ju s t l o s e g ol d ; lu cki ly, kn o cke d out h a n db a ll playe r H a n s L i n d berg ha s a r u n n er - u p in t h e M e din a -lo oka l i ke co m pet i t i o n by hi s s i d e.
Liverpaté-f lavored poli ti ci an M orten M esserschmi d t and the Warner Si ster Dot.
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Pol itician Manu Sare e n w ith s aucy company.
Libe ra l p olit icia n P i a A l l ers l ev m ay have ha d her a ss w h oope d by n igh -o n -co m m u n is t s E n hed s l i s t en i n t he l a s t l o ca l el e ction, b ut wh e re a re t h e ir i nv i t a t i o n s t o lu x u ri o u s fa s hi o n e ve nts ?
Forme r Minis te r of C ul ture Uffe E l b æk is l ike s uch a b ourge ois b oh e mian, and th e k ids k now it.
When she’s not advi si ng bankrupt Danes on how to avoi d the “luxury trap” and strai ghten up thei r personal f i nances, Mette Rei smann enjoys palli ng around at glamorous Kopenhag en Fur events.
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L ina Rafn ch anne l e d unde rground K arl O s k ar real ne ss in h e r al l -Wood Wood attire .
Entertai ner-brat Annette Hei ck joi ned chi ld ren’s TV personali ty Si gne Li nd kvi st f or a “g uess i f we’re mother and d aughter” red carpet appearance.
You migh t not re cognize h im, b ut afte r unde rgoing mul tipl e pl as tic surgeri es i n T h ail and, including a s ucce ssful s ex-ch ange ope ration and one k i ller perm, Face h unte r ’ s Yvan Rodic is b ack to atte nd C ope nh age n Fas h ion Week.
O h ye s, it ’ s tha t s exy Ru ss i a n bi t ch f ro m E l ec t ri c L a dy L a b.
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S o n g st re ss Pe rn i l l e Ro s en d a hl s ec ret ly dyed her wh ite ove rco a t b e ig e in t he res t ro o m s a ft er s pi l l i n g co d -l ive r oil o n it in her pre- red ca rpet bea u t y s a l o n .
The least obnoxi ous person ever, Emi l somethi ng.
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Fa r more important th an de s igne rs , mode l s , s ty l is ts , and factor y workers, blogg ers a re t h e tr ue force driv ing fas h ion for ward. T h e ir unique contrib utions to sartori al innovation we re ce l e b rate d Tue s day at th e Mode bl ogpris e n award s.
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Put t in g t h e g oy in Goya , d es i g n er S t i n e en joye d a t o t a lly u nko s her chees ebu rg er ju st p rio r t o t h e awa rd s how.
Pop -s inge r Me dina droppe d h e r h e ro a nd now s h e h as ze ro. Kris toffe r is s o not re turning h e r cal l s .
T h e award-w inning ge nius behi nd the bl og h ow todre ss l ikeas ch ool b oy.tumblr.com
Euroman sensati on Fred e And ersen has looked shell-shocked ever si nce Kanye Kard ashi an gave hi m the sti nk eye at Pari s Fashi on Week.
VISIT US AT VISION STAND 56 + 110 VISIT US AT CIFF STAND C4001 + C4002 B ra n d co n su lt a n t S i l l e H en n i n g a n d fi l m c ri t i c An n Lin d An ders en , w ho s e fu r ha t beg s t he qu e st io n “ is sh e Green l a n d i c o r s i m ply A s i a n ? ”
His name is Andre s and h e is prob ably a N ørre b ro -b as e d rapper, here w ith pos t-Afro s inging s e ns ation N abih a, minding th e gap by closi ng h e r l ips . And we th ough t th e L ondon l ook was s til l in fas h ion.
Actress M ari a Luci a joi ned by f ri end s M ai M anni che, who li kes to make jewelry, and Claud i a, who li kes d anci ng on TV. DANSKDAILY_IJHAW14.indd 1
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A lway s o n t he g o, c rea t ive d i rec t or of DAN S K m a g a zi n e Uffe B u cha rd fl a unts h is t o o - bu s y - fo r - recept i o n - co ckt a i l s pa per cup.
Goss ip mag darl ing C h ris tiane Sch aumb urgMül l e r is th e e mpre ss of s e l f-de pre cation, s e e n h e re in ironic al l -bl ack cow s k in ge tup.
The queen of Dani sh reali ty show For Lækker ti l Love, overklassepi gen Juli e, shares a d ri nk wi th f ri end whose hotness i s equally excessive f or the i ntri cate game called love.
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I ns pire d by De mi Moore ’ s 1991 Vanity Fair cove r, club h os te ss C h ris te l P ixi is tak ing pre gge r z-ch ic into th e 2014 fas h ion s eas on.
DEA KUDIBAL P roud D-l is t er Shzi rley emulates C h ris te l P ixi ’s preg g oni sta pose.
The publi c i ntellectual f ormerly known as Ibi Di f.
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To m my H i l fige r is more th an jus t gl amorize d Be ne tton ads and Al i G attire. Thei r recepti on We dne s day offe re d drink s for a ch arming cas t of mean-fis te d firs t-movers.
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DAN S K m a g a zi n e c rea t ive d i rec t o r K i m G ren a a co n cea ls h is b o d i ly ex ci t em en t over m eet i n g fo rme r b oyb a n d wo n d er H en ri k “ n a s t y fi n g ers” Ju hl.
O h w h ate ve r, ye t anoth e r proud l e s bian coupl e fl aunting th e ir offs pring to th e fas h ion worl d.
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Cover M ag azi ne powerhouse and Soccer Tournament sensati on Juli e Moestrup joi ns publi cati on maven Malene Malli ng f or a tour of the Hi lf i ger omniverse.
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S a d i s t i c bi rd - wa t cher M a d s Vangaard s l augh te re d 88 rave ns to fo rg e t he m o s t fl aw l ess o f re ce ption l ook s , one th at according to t he i n t ern a t i o n a l fa s hi o n - bl ogge r Bibl e may only b e worn once .
Equal ly ins pire d by Anna Wi ntour and Cersei Lanni ster, thi s pair of v iol e ntly cr uel f ashi oni stas are almost too evi l f or f ashi on.
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CO PE NH AGE N FASH IO N WE E K 09 . 0 0- 11 .00 C IFF C RYSTAL HAL L P RESENT S MUUSE X VOGUE TALE NTS B E LLA C E N T E R , C RY STAL HALL · C e nte r Boul e vard 5, C ope nh age n S · by i nvi tati on only 9. 00 - 18.00 MUUSE X VO GUE TAL ENT S AC C ESSO RIES E XHI B I TI ON B E LLA C E N T E R · C E N T E R HALL · C e nte r Boul e vard 5, C ope nh age n S · by i nvi tati on only 10 . 0 0- 11 . 00 T H E O FFIC IAL C O P ENHAGEN FASHIO N SUMMIT PRE S S CONFE RE NCE D E S I G N SO C I E T Y · H.C. Ande rs e ns Boul e vard 27, C ope nh age n V · by i nvi tati on only
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