CDLP

Worn by Andreas Palm, co-founder of CDLP

“CDLP is a luxury essentials design house that I founded with my best friend Christian Larson in 2016,” explains the perpetually upbeat Andreas Palm. “I wear this,” he says of the brand’s signature “Home” robe, which he is pictured in, “when working in our Maison, or to external meetings in the House. It feels e ortless but tailored; I have worn it to all occasions.” Robe, £418, shirt, £218, and trousers, £180, all CLDP. Trainers, Palm’s own

Imaskopi

Worn by Nelly Skog, founder and creative director of Imaskopi

Swedish designer Nelly Skog creates genderless kni ed clothes with a playful edge for her label Imaskopi. “I want to challenge norms of aesthetic, gender and handicra ,” she explains. “ is look is from my upcoming collection, which is more melancholic than the previous one. is time I’m inspired by res ul boredom and non-demanding grey days.”

Jumper, approx £355, skirt and legwarmers, both price on request, all Imaskopi. All other clothing, Skog’s own

House Of Dagmar

Worn by Karin Söderlind and Sofia Wallenstam, co-founders of House of Dagmar

Sisters Karin Söderlind, Kristina Tjäder and Sofia Wallenstam established their label in 2005, naming it a er their grandmother. “ e Swedish woman is our biggest source of inspiration,” says Söderlind. “House of Dagmar has this Swedish minimalistic side: we want you to feel sensual but also e ortless. at’s the typical Swedish woman: she’s never too much but she’s there.”