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Raising the Bar The intense efforts of the past many months have culminated in one of our best trade fashion fairs ever – and ambitions have been high from the start! This year, our goal is to show exhibitors and visitors alike that Copenhagen Fashion Fairs is more than just a fashion fair. With founder Jan Busch Carlsen now behind the scenes, a new generation of innovative and industrious Vision Family members take their places front row to carry the brand forward with new and exciting initiatives each season. We have raised not only the bar but also our game to make a more straightforward, more accessible and more appealing fair that puts exhibitors and visitors first. Always moving with the times, the Vision Magazine has become The Vision Paper; a fashion-based newspaper allowing readers access to updated exhibitor brand news, profiles and interviews. Enjoy! The Vision Family
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Swashbuckling Style DOLOMITe
Adventure and style have never been the best of friends, but thanks to those fashion-conscious Italians, the active sportswear brand Dolomite ensures the Pepsi Max-drinking, thrill-seeking modern buccaneer is not only warm but also high in the fashion stakes, thanks to their collection of classic field jackets and Parkas made from durable, weather resistant fabrics and with authentic details. Inspired by snow-clad mountains and fearless adventurers, the 113-year-old Dolomite brand designs and produces comfortable and practical outerwear steeped in history yet with all the functionality the modern consumer demands. Dolomite’s Karakoum jacket is inspired by designs produced by the brand for the expedition of the same name that climbed the forbidding and iniquitous K2 in 1954. www.dolomiteusa.com
Off-piste Fashion Fun MOONBOOTS
Whoever said snow and fashion don’t mix obviously hasn’t been anywhere near the MoonBoot Lounge Bar recently. The after-ski bar situated in the exclusive Swiss resort Villars-sur-Ollon is part of winter footwear brand MoonBoot’s experience-marketing platform, communicating brand values through design, lifestyle and contemporary trends. The MoonBoot brand recently celebrated its 40th anniversary. On the 20th July 1969 man walked on the moon for the first time. The tentative and notorious small steps of Armstrong, Collins and Aldrin signified a life-changing shift in humanity. They also signified the beginning of a lifelong project for a young Italian businessman. Giancarlo Zanatta, inspired by the astronauts’ lunar footprints, created the MoonBoot in 1970. The brand has since become iconic, producing larger-than-life winter footwear in a myriad of colours and materials for feet small and large.
Noisy Little Sister Støj
Second Female and Just Female welcome a new sister to their growing brand family. Støj joined the family back in June 2010 and after a successful first collection shown at CPH Vision last August, the brand returns for their second season with a compact collection of 20 fashion forward styles. The eclectic Støj universe is based on the fictive female Sonja Støj, who designs the tongue-in-cheek and colourful collection that profiles animal prints, bold graphic patterns and prints. Støj produces 6 collections annually, which are also supplemented with express styles. www.stoej.com
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Chinese Whispers Style Butler
Style Butler was recently one of three brands nominated for the prestigious annual Danish Entrepreneur of the Year award, held at Shanghai’s Hyatt hotel in conjunction with the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The accolade recognizes Danish entrepreneurs who have achieved significant results and growth on both the Danish and Chinese markets. Denmark’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Lene Espersen presented Style Butler’s founder and Creative Director Pernille Leschly Halle with the award. “The nomination is a real pat on the back for the Style Butler team, and confirms that we are moving in the right direction. I’m very proud of my team in Denmark and China,” says Halle of the nomination. Style Butler was founded in 2005 and continues to design and produce womenswear that is synonymous with relaxed elegance and made from luxurious materials such as cashmere, silk and fur. www.stylebutler.com
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Super Swedes HUNKYDORY
Swedish Boho-chic fashion brand Hunkydory was recently selected as one of Sweden’s leading companies. The so-called annual Super Company Award is the result of collaboration between PAR, a company that offers business information, CRM and direct marketing for the Nordic countries, and business broadsheet Veckans Affärer. The selection and ranking in order to become a Super Company is based on the financial performance of individual Swedish limited liability companies over the past four years, taking parameters such as company growth, profit, yield and capital financing into account. “It’s great to be acknowledged for our work. We see continued growth in the future, where we will focus on the export market and providing our customers with a wider product range,” says Hunkydory’s CEO Christopher Bjercke. Ulrika and Christopher Bjercke, who met while studying in Paris, founded Hunkydory in 1996. The brand is currently represented at more than 400 shops in 14 countries. Soft, feminine silhouettes and relaxed look with a sporty edge define the brand. The Vision Paper asked Hunkydory owner and founder Christopher Bjerke about the basics of the brand.
Who is the Hunkydory girl? The Hunkydory customer is a young woman between 20-30 who seeks an alternative to mainstream brands. Which three words best describe Hunkdory’s signature style? Hunkydory’s design is characterized by transcendent romantic folklore with ethnic tones and a classic army style. Who would you most like to see in Hunkydory? Keira Knightley What inspires you in your work? People, art and music. Who is the girl you’ve designed the latest collection for? Each and every girl in the world. What can we expect from the latest collection? Great stuff What defines Scandinavian fashion? Good Scandinavian fashion is global. www.hunkydory.se
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Saint Yves A new film, a new fragrance – and endless tribute collections from the world’s designers: this season is all about Yves.
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Monsieur Saint Laurent may no longer be with us, but his spirit infuses every corner of fashion this season. On the runways, collections are choc-a-block with shout-outs to YSL circa the late glamorous seventies, from dazzling purple, tangerine and emerald silks to safari chic, tuxedos and heavily made-up Studio 54 faces, set off by frizzy halos of hair. Off the catwalk, there’s the much-anticipated premiere of the moving Yves Saint Laurent documentary, L’amour fou, which portrays Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé’s fabled relationship, and equally fabled art collection. And in the perfume sphere, there’s this month’s release of the Belle d’Opium Eau de Parfum – the sequel to the 1977 cult classic, Opium – which launches in Denmark at CPH Vision.
Later, a certain Texan stud by the name of Tom would revisit the perfume’s scandalous past when he put a naked and voluptuous Sophie Dahl in the Christmas 2000 Opium campaign, resulting in no less than 730 complaints (most of them concerning the fact that she seemed to be – quelle horreur! – enjoying herself) and, consequently, a couple of bans and several censored editions sans nipples. With the first campaign for Belle d’Opium, the house of Saint Laurent haven’t gone the nude route, but the film version certainly isn’t lacking in the titillation department: Directed by Romain Gravras, the short shows upcoming French actress Mélanie Thierry (of The Princess of Montpensier fame) doing Salome’s Dance of the Seven Veils in a slinky white halterneck gown and a flurry of Jerry Hall-esque blonde mermaid hair.
The original Opium – a heady and spicy fragrance – not only captured Saint Laurent’s love affair with the mysticism and decadence of the Orient, but also came to embody the rebellious zeitgeist of the era. These days, we hardly lift a perfectly tweezed eyebrow if Vogue (the European editions, natch) run a war zone fashion editorial or if Terry Richardson shoots close-ups of his, um, manhood. But in 1977, a perfume titled Opium was grounds for serious uproar, especially among a group of Chinese Americans, who thought Saint Laurent was being disrespectful towards the tragedies caused by the drug in their homeland. But naturally, all the drama only added to the popularity and iconic status of the fragrance.
Jerry Hall was of course the original Opium campaign girl, and so the circle is closed – but also reopened. Because although Belle d’Opium is oriental and exotic in its makeup, just like its big sister, Opium Junior uses incense and water pipe accents, laced with white pepper, rather than Opium Senior’s flower and amber notes. Sprinkle a little patchouli, sandalwood, resin, peach and mandarin on top of it all, and you have Opium: The Next Chapter, for a new generation of Yves Saint Laurent followers, who are probably out shopping the spring/summer collections this very minute, picking up a spot of jewel-hued colour blocking or a new take on the safari suit – and hopefully they all know they have Monsieur Saint Laurent to thank for that.
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Questions and Answers Takeharu S ato Fashion D irector , M onoc l e
When I was a child I wanted to be... a professional baseball player. I played it for ten years. My greatest inspiration is... everywhere. At night I dream of... things I never remember. My style icon is... Takahiro Miyashita from The Soloist for menswear. He was formerly running the fashion label Number (N)ine. For womenswear it’s Francesca Zara from Barena. She is always natural and elegant.
As Fashion Director of the international publication Monocle, Japanese-born and bred Takeharu Sato tots up air miles travelling the world to style fashion stories and view fashion shows. This soulful Monocole man is master of efficiency and a sucker for comfort – so it’s hardly surprising that Copenhagen is his favourite city.
The last song I danced to was... Last Dance by Donna Summer. My favourite work of art... is usually photography. I saw Eadweard Muybridge’s exhibition at Tate Britain and was very impressed by how forward his thinking was back in the 1860’s. My favourite item of clothing is... the waistcoat. It sharpens you up and keeps you warm. My most valuable possession is... my watch.
When I’m angry I… try to be Zen.
I wish I’d never worn... I don’t regret anything I have worn.
When I’m happy I… dance.
In 10 years’ time, I hope to be... still happy.
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Nué kid ON the block Nué Notes and Lovechild 1979
Nué joins CPH Vision this season with their two fashion-forward collections Nué Notes and Lovechild 1979. “We have chosen to exhibit at CPH Vision because we believe in a greater cooperation in the Danish fashion industry. We want to support CPH Vision’s mission to improve and build Copenhagen Fashion Week for buyers and press, both nationally and internationally. It’s important not to rest on one’s laurels when the going is good, but rather to continue to develop and improve cooperation to achieve an even better overall result,” says Katrine Rabjerg of the new cooperation with CPH Vision. Nué Notes, a small but perfectly formed collection of cool seasonal daily essentials in high quality fabrics, was established back in 2007 together with the Copenhagen multi-brand store Nué by fashion-loving duo Anne-Dorthe Larsen and Katrine Rabjerg. In 2009, a second brand, Lovechild 1979 – named after their birth year and referencing their privileged upbringing as only children – was born. Lovechild 1979 is understated must-haves with feminine, raw appeal in delicate silk and cashmere, soft jersey and leather. Nué’s love affair with fashion and holistic approach to design has resulted in two highly successful brands and shops, with a second store recently opening in central Copenhagen. www.nuecph.com
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Black Ascot BLACK ASCOT
The new Copenhagen-based bag brand Black Ascot designs functional on-trend bags with exclusive details and from luxurious fabrics. Black Ascot’s creative director Bo Bech-Nielsen says of the brand, “Black Ascot represents Danish design from a more informal and contemporary angle. We avoid the use of animal leathers in our design because we love animals and hate that they must die to satisfy the fashion industry. We see ourselves as pioneers in design and functionality and are inspired by different cultures, beauty, ugliness, the underground and the high street. Black Ascot is for the courageous, modern woman who lives life to the full on all levels – regardless of age and social status.” Their debut collection hit stores last month and the brand are showing for the first time at Terminal-2 this week, with their AW2011 collection. www.blackascot.com
NEWS Best Foot Forward Shoe the Bear
Fashion footwear brand Shoe the Bear don’t sit still for long. The industrious brand has expanded their unisex collection to include women’s shoes and boots this season. The collection is designed in collaboration with up-coming Danish designer and Kolding Design School graduate Sidsel Fangel, and is inspired by mushroom pickers from the fern-decked forests of Scandinavia. The collection comprises durable, supple leather and suede in brown and yellow fungi tones, injected with clear blue accent colours. Shoe the Bear also present the Portugal Line – a selection of handmade leather boots produced together with a traditional, family driven Portuguese shoe factory.
NUDES tusnelda bloch
Tusnelda Bloch is set on European domination this year. The Copenhagen-based brand renowned for its creative design, relaxed silhouette and use of natural fabrics has recently signed with new agents in the Netherlands and the UK in order to secure continued future growth globally. The addition of the sub-brand NUDEBASICS last August, focusing on deluxe basic styles in soft jersey silk, is another step in the brand’s expansion plan. The basics collection is designed to compliment the existing fashion collection and is produced in neutral hues such as stone and slate. www.tusneldabloch.com
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IN THE BAG PHOTO mikke l tj e l l esen
Anne Staunsager is one of Denmark’s leading make-up artists and has twice been awarded the accolade Make-up Artist of the Year at the annual national fash-bash DANSK Fashion Awards. There’s hardly a commercial, editorial or celebrity client in the country this artist hasn’t beautified during a career that spans more than a decade. We stole a look inside her bag to see just what this talented redhead needs to get through her hectic fashion week schedule… ” I ’ ve created the show make - up l ooks for Wackerhaus , S tine G oya and O l e Y de this fashion week so i have a stack of P o l aroids of the l ooks and some fabric swatches I have to find a l ipstick to match . ” ” M y i P hone is my bib l e . I ’ d be l ost without it. ” ” N ot on ly is the packaging beautifu l , but K irsten K j æ r W eis ’ innovative and refi l l ab l e b l ush is a l so a fantastic product. ”
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Designer Dimension David A ndersen
Why did you choose to make a film? “I want to present something new each season and with each new collection. It’s important for me to create a show that is not easily forgotten. My collection focuses on the three-dimensional, so the idea to create a 3D film was obvious – though I soon learned that the project was much bigger than I first anticipated.” What was the most challenging aspect of the project? “The 3D equipment used to make the film had to be flown in from abroad as it’s not available in Denmark. It’s taken 6 months of hard work to create the final result, which is also Denmark’s first 3D film in combination with a fashion show, allowing the spectator to see the collection live as well as on-screen at the same time.”
Danish fashion designer David Andersen launches his first womenswear collection this season. The prêt-a-porter collection joins his growing brand portfolio of couture dresses favoured by celebrity and fashion-forward Danes and stringent menswear inspired by architecture. The new collection will be shown in another first move for the designer: An artsy 3D film Nil Illegitimus Carborundum – the aphorism better known to the mortals out there as Don’t let the bastards grind you down – premiers during Fashion Week.
What did you aim to accomplish with the film? ”I wanted to give the audience a new experience: One where they penetrate my universe, and where they will be thrilled and entertained at the same time.” Describe the essence of the AW 2011 collection “The collection is, as ever, worked from architectural references and with the idea of uniting different fabrics. It is built around light and transparent jersey fabrics, fine glove leather, delicate cotton and Italian knit. The colour palette encompasses black and white, interspersed with grey contrast hues. It also builds further upon my androgynous style, focusing once again on details. It’s strong and sculptural.”
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Fashion feeds off Designers Nest Award go-to platform f new Nordic fashi
Flying the Nest
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f new talent, and ward is fast becoming the for the pinnacle of the ion kids on the block.
With HRH Crown Princess Mary as its patron and regular front-row guest, a longstanding collaboration with esteemed fashion historian Colin McDowell, and six successful years of presenting the cream of young Nordic fashion, the Designers Nest Award has positioned itself as one of the world’s top fashion talent competitions. Every season during Copenhagen Fashion Week, students from Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Iceland are selected by their schools to participate in the prestigious award show, where they present their capsule collections in Øksnehallen to an expert panel of industry judges. And the lucky and skilled winner runs off with a cash prize of 50.000 Danish kroner, a trophy – and lots of publicity of the sort a young designer really can’t put a price on. That’s the setup, and it’s working. “Since the first award show in February 2005, our winners and top three finalists have gone on to successful jobs in the industry or have even set up their own labels,” Jan Busch Carlsen, founder of CPH Vision and Designers Nest, comments, adding: “I think the wonderful thing about Designers Nest is the fact that it represents such a wide range of students, rather than just focusing on one school. One of the reasons Colin McDowell is so enthused about the award is precisely because of its diversity and wide-reaching effect.” McDowell, of course, also runs his own fashion talent project, Fashion Fringe, during London Fashion Week – a mentoring scheme that has cultivated labels such as Erdem, Basso & Brooke and Aminaka Wilmont. Where London has always been intensely proactive in promoting its budding talent and nurturing its next generation superstar designers via enterprises such as Topshop’s NewGen sponsorships, Fashion East and Fashion Fringe, Copenhagen has perhaps been less willing to let the young ones have a go on the catwalk. “Danish fashion has always focused mainly on its established designers – and large brands are not very willing to share their knowledge. We offer students a professional platform and lots of exposure within the established scene and simultaneously give the industry a chance to easily scout for new talent for their businesses,” Carlsen notes. The ambition has always been to bring the Nordic design schools and their promising students together. And because the competition includes students from Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Iceland, Carlsen also hopes to pave the way for new Nordic fashion constellations. “Previously, the different design schools were quite against the idea of working with one another, but the Designers Nest Award has provided opportunities for exciting collaborations – perhaps also for, say, Swedish-Danish design duos.” He stresses the importance of maintaining and developing the Nordic fashion heritage and aesthetic. “You know, everybody has this dream of going to London to study at Central Saint Martins, but we’ve actually got some really amazing design schools in the Nordic countries.” Right now, the Finnish design school, Aalto University School of Art and
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Design, is making waves in the industry, for example – since 2009 three Designers Nest winners have been Aalto graduates. February’s show will be the 16th edition of Designers Nest, where students from the Nordic countries will once again battle it out on the runway. Collections include both menswear and womenswear, and the judging panel consists of two regulars and a team of new names, to ensure a nuanced point of view and new opportunities for networking for everyone involved. This year’s panel counts Tom Steifel-Christensen, Chairman of the Danish Fashion Institute, Cecilie Christiansen, Editor-in-Chief at Danish Elle, Alberto Caselli, Fashion Editor at Collezioni Sport & Street, Takeharu Sato, Fashion Director at Monocle, and Ike Rust, Senior Menswear Tutor at the Royal College of Art. So what will the judges be looking for? “Apart from the clear criterions provided by the organisers in order to help us pinpoint the overall winner, I personally want to see someone with a really strong fashion message that combines individuality with approachability, great skill and contemporary relevance,” comments Ike Rust. The criterions in question are four guiding parameters: Creativity and artistic interpretation of contemporary trends, innovative choice of design and material, potential for commercial success and originality and power to propel. Because at the end of the day, fashion is a business, and even the most gifted creative needs food on the table. Of course, the prize money can help with that. “Whether the winner spends his or her 50.000 kroner on sewing machines, research travels or paying off student debts is their own decision. We just offer them a chance to embark on their fashion journey in a slightly ‘softer’ way,” says Carlsen. Still, the exposure from winning a competition such as Designers Nest might actually be worth more. Take Danish Mille Marie Jensen from Designskolen in Kolding, who scooped up the February 2010 award for her soft, poetic menswear collection. Today, she lives and works in Berlin alongside Jenz Fanslau for the recently launched label, JenzGenau. “It definitely opened some doors. Suddenly I was being interviewed for all these magazines, it was weird,” Jensen told Danish ELLE last year. Ike Rust, who also teaches at two Danish design schools, Kolding and TEKO, is excited about the level of the Nordic students’ work and the Scandinavian aesthetic. He lists Danish Astrid Andersen, who graduated last year from the Royal College of Art and shows this season during Copenhagen Fashion Week, as a prime example of the Nordic ability to marry design innovation and technical skill. Most of all, he hopes that the world will soon sit up and take notice of everything Nordic fashion has to offer – hopefully also through initiatives such as Designers Nest: “Denmark, for example, has an amazing design history defined by decoration and razor sharp functionality, laced with endless black and a beautifully dark humour that the rest of the world have yet to comprehend.”
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Newcomer Robelind debut at CPH Vision this season. Robelind is synonymous with relaxed elegance, and the brand’s contemporary womenswear with delicious details and a modernist edge oozes understated cool that works just as well Monday morning at the office as it does Friday night for after dark drinks. The brand’s accessible design is aimed at fashion-forward women who appreciate cut and quality without compromising on style or comfort. Providing reinvented classics, cool essentials and seasonal must-haves, Robelind’s approach to fashion design builds upon Scandinavian design tradition BY combining quality craftsmanship with superior materials and clean, simple lines without unnecessary embellishment. The sophisticated colour palette comprises muted hues injected with seasonal brights.
Relaxed Robes Robelind is the brainchild og Karina Nordvi and Dorte Bagger. With 34 years of collective experience in the fashion industry, the duo first met more than 25 years ago. Their unconventional encounter in the informal setting of a youth club sewing room marked the beginning of a lifelong friendship – and unwittingly formed the foundation of what much later became Robelind. The foundation for Robelind’s debut collection is a number of reinvented classics in a subdued colour palette. The capsule collection comprises crisp basic shirts and blousons, chic dresses, slouchy sweats and essential outerwear, and is designed to be combined in numerous ways without compromising the brand’s signature clean aesthetic.
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Event CalendAr CPH Vision
Friday 4th February 2011
Oeksnehallen Halmtorvet 11 1700 Copenhagen V
THE Concierge A complimentary treat from Copenhagen Fashion Fairs – Ask the professional concierge team for reservations and insider tips about
Terminal-2
all the good stuff Copenhagen has to offer. Available at both CPH Vision and
Lokomotiv værkstedet
Terminal-2. When: 3rd – 5th February 2011 during fair opening hours.
Building OBV 037
Where: Terminal-2 & CPH Vision
THE Concierge A complimentary treat from Copenhagen Fashion Fairs
Otto Busses Vej 5A 2450 Copenhagen S
Saturday 5th February 2011
Heineken Afterhours
– Ask the professional concierge team for reservations and insider tips about
Copenhagen Fashion Fairs & Heineken invite you to spend a late afternoon
all the good stuff Copenhagen has to offer. Available at both CPH Vision and
for all inquiries please contact
with ice-cold beers and great company. When: 3rd – 5th February 2011:
Terminal-2. When: 3rd – 5th February 2011 during fair opening hours.
Natasha Skou +45 31 36 85 86, ns@cphvision.dk
Thursday to Friday 5pm-7pm, Saturday 4pm to 6pm. Where: Terminal-2
Where: Terminal-2 & CPH Vision
Thursday 3rd February 2011
Punk Royal Anniversary
Heineken Afterhours
Copenhagen Fashion Fairs & Heineken in collaboration with Soundvenue
Copenhagen Fashion Fairs & Heineken invite you to spend a late afternoon
invite you to celebrate the 10th anniversary of fashion brand Punk Royal.
with ice-cold beers and great company. When: 3rd – 5th February 2011:
Enjoy great tunes, cold beers and a T-shirt workshop.
Thursday to Friday 5pm-7pm, Saturday 4pm to 6pm. Where: Terminal-2
When: February 4th. 2011, 5pm-7pm. Where: Terminal-2 Terminal-2 Morning Treat
THE Concierge
Egekilde Wake-up Treat
Copenhagen Fashion Fairs & Terminal-2 invite you to start your day with a
A complimentary treat from Copenhagen Fashion Fairs
A morning wake-up treat courtesy of Egekilde & Copenhagen Fashion Fairs.
recovery breakfast. When: 5th February 2011, 9 am. Where: Terminal-2
– Ask the professional concierge team for reservations and insider tips about
When: 3rd-5th February 2011, 10am - 11:30am. Where: CPH Vision
all the good stuff Copenhagen has to offer. Available at both CPH Vision and
Egekilde Wake-up Treat
Terminal-2. When: 3rd – 5th February 2011 during fair opening hours.
Yves Saint Laurent Beauté Make-up treat
A morning wake-up treat courtesy of Egekilde & Copenhagen Fashion Fairs.
Where: Terminal-2 & CPH Vision
Look out for models from Yves Saint Laurent Beauté to get a free make-up
When: 3rd-5th February 2011, 10am - 11:30am. Where: CPH Vision
sample. When: 3rd-5th February 2011, 10am-6pm. Where: CPH Vision Heineken Afterhours
Yves Saint Laurent Beauté Make-up treat
Copenhagen Fashion Fairs & Heineken invite you to spend a late afternoon
Designers’ Nest Show & Award
Look out for models from Yves Saint Laurent Beauté to get a free make-up
with ice-cold beers and great company. When: 3rd – 5th February 2011:
The Designers’ Nest Award show profiles the talents of promising
sample. When: 3rd-5th February 2011, 10am-6pm. Where: CPH Vision
Thursday to Friday 5pm-7pm, Saturday 4pm to 6pm. Where: Terminal-2
Scandinavian design students. By invitation only. When: Friday 4th February 2011, 3pm (doors open at 2:30pm). Where: CPH
Egekilde Afternoon Lounge
Egekilde Wake-up Treat
Vision, Oeksnehallen, Bygning 55, Staldgade 55, 1704 Copenhagen V
Hosted By Benedikte Utzon, Á Pair & Vadum.
A morning wake-up treat courtesy of Egekilde & Copenhagen Fashion Fairs.
How: Contact Natasha Skou, +45 3136 8586, ns@cphvision.dk
Copenhagen Fashion Fairs invites you to enjoy your afternoon with
Vision Meets Beauty!
Thursday & Friday 5pm-7pm, Saturday 4pm-6pm. Where : CPH Vision
When: 3rd-5th February 2011, 10am - 11:30am. Where: CPH Vision
free drinks, music and great company. When: 3rd-5th February 2011,
Yves Saint Laurent Beauté Make-up treat
Hosted By Yves Saint Laurent Beauté And Cover,
Look out for models from Yves Saint Laurent Beauté to get a free make-up
Copenhagen Fashion Fairs invites you to an afternoon of fun.
sample. When: 3rd-5th February 2011, 10am-6pm. Where: CPH Vision
When: 4th February 2011, 5pm-7pm. Where: CPH Vision
The CPH Vision Party Hosted By Yves Saint Laurent Beauté The official closing party for Copenhagen Fashion Week celebrating
Egekilde Afternoon Lounge
Egekilde Afternoon Lounge
CPH Vision. Copenhagen Fashion Fairs and Converse present an amazing
Hosted By Benedikte Utzon, Á Pair & Vadum.
Hosted By Benedikte Utzon, Á Pair & Vadum.
line-up of DJs and live acts including 4PRO, RebekkaMaria and Duné. A party
Copenhagen Fashion Fairs invites you to enjoy your afternoon with
Copenhagen Fashion Fairs invites you to enjoy your afternoon with
not to be missed! By invitation only. When: 5th February 2011, 11pm-4am
free drinks, music and great company. When: 3rd-5th February 2011,
free drinks, music and great company. When: 3rd-5th February 2011,
Where: Skuespilhuset, Sankt Annæ Plads 36, 1250 Copenhagen K
Thursday & Friday 5pm-7pm, Saturday 4pm-6pm. Where : CPH Vision
Thursday & Friday 5pm-7pm, Saturday 4pm-6pm. Where : CPH Vision
Contact: Joe Bruce, joe@thecphvisionparty.dk
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