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Fashion Diary
Fashion Diary… Many Scandinavians retire to their summer houses and family cabins by the sea as the warmer months approach. Wear a Scandi take on cottage core style fashionably this late spring and early summer, implementing trends such as colourful crochet and relaxed fits for soothing, al fresco days in the countryside. By Åsa H. Aaberge
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While the days and nights are bright, long and often sunny, spring and summer by the ocean in Scandinavia can be chilly. Therefore, a windproof jacket is essential. Wear a utility jacket for working in the garden or for long, fresh walks on the beach. Perfectly paired with relaxed cotton shorts, making you prepared come rain or shine. Mads Nørgaard, Utility Bo jacket, €239 Canvas Perley shorts, €119 www.madsnorgaard.com
Boat Shoes, or sailor shoes as they are also known, with soft leather and durable rubber soles, are a wardrobe classic. Versatile, and the perfect fusion between sporty and sharp, they are ideal for all warmer weather occasions in the coming months. Vinny’s, Aztec boat shoe, €240 www.vinnysthevibe.com
A short-sleeved shirt is great for warmer days. Choose a light cotton fabric, like this one from Danish Mark Kenly Domino Tan, offering three buttons for a relaxed fit. Mark Kenly Domino Tan, Sidney shirt, €180 www.mkdtstudio.com
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Issue 142
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May 2022
Family cabins in the Nordics often have a so-called ‘cabin sweater’. It is usually a wool jumper worn by family members of all generations – exclusively at the cottage. The jumper remains at the cabin all year and is suitable for anyone, any day, for all occasions. This unisex thick-ribbed jumper in a sandy beige from Swedish Hope Stockholm is a perfect choice for now and forever. Hope, Burly sweater, €230 www.hope-sthlm.com
