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I had the pleasure of starting my workday early yesterday, amused and seduced by a bevy of 60s debutante-looking models clad in clouds of silk and tulle. Had I not been sitting close to the runway, I wouldn’t have seen the cuts, the fits, and the immaculate decoration on the high-end couture dresses from Jesper Høvring. Could I have have had the same experience sitting in front of a computer? Recently, the debate on the meaning of fashion shows has popped up again in international media, British Vogue lending voice to all sides of the industry on whether it is an essential part of fashion, an outdated institution that should be replaced by less extravagant presentations of seasonal collections, or be abolished altogether. With 40 shows, Copenhagen Fashion Week is considered as having a ”light” schedule
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compared to the majors (Paris, London, Milan and New York), and though it can seem crammed, even with the on/off breakdown to ease the bustle, most of us wouldn’t miss it for the world. Not only is the fashion show a forum where brands build on their identity; it is also the universe in which we are inspired and seduced to better understand their design vision. Fashion is more than getting dressed, it is choosing a style that reflects our lives and the grouping we would like to belong to, and this is where music, models, clothes, and decoration come together to forge a higher entity. The idea of substituting a real-life 3D experience with a computer-transmitted presentation is appalling.
The shows are already widely distributed on social media, since most everyone invited clicks and tweets away on their smartphones for the benefit of the dedicated followers of fashion outside the venue. But it would never be quite the same if the professionals only had the flat screen or clothes on a hanger to report from. We are storytellers, and thus we need the energy from the interaction in a fashion show to feed our imagination in order to convey the magic of our trade. I ended my workday the same way, attending the show of design darling By Malene Birger. More than any other designer, she has elevated the fashion show to an event and cleverly honed her image by absorbing us into her universe. So while web-shows and alternative presentations might have their place with certain labels and collections, they can never quite replace the runway show.
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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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Illums Bolighus is Copenhagen’s flagship for modern quality design since 1925, and continuously displays the latest trends in decor for the house. The current crave for anything Nordic in subtle, natural hues is met with bed-linen in 100 percent organic cotton from Aiay, vases by Ro in sienna red, smoky gray and bottlegreen glass, a table in smoked oak and laminat from Via Cph., and boards of glazed lava stones from Made a Mano.
SKIN SUPPORT The Maybelline brand is known for its cool cat crew of spokespeople – from edgy Erin Wasson to fabulous Freja Beha – but this makeup brand also knows how to work wonders on the girl next door. Having become Denmark’s favorite foundation brand with their Super Stay formula, Maybelline is now ready to give some first aid to problem skin with their latest addition: the Better Skin foundation. It comes in six shades and is enriched with active ingredients to improve skin quality while giving coverage. Results show within three weeks, so what’s not to like?
CREATIVE DIRECTOR ROZANNA LOVES WOOD WOOD SS14 VOTE FOR TALENT Presenting the third edition of Crystal Hall, CIFF is showcasing a mix of the most forward-looking unisex sportswear and fashion brands, as eyes of the world are currently turned towards Copenhagen for direction and inspiration. CIFF uses it vast space to help propel the Scandinavian fashion industry forward, be it veteran brands or emerging talents. Among the exhibitors is Muuse, a fashion label that produces collections with some of the best young design talent around the world.
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For this fashion week, they launch the first edition of Muuse x Vogue Talents - Young Vision Accessories Award 2014 with the work of 200 young fashion designers - and for the first time with public voting. Everyone with an interest in fashion can have a say untill February 17 at www.muuse.com/vogueaccessories
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TWICE A WINNER Once again, Noise PR has been awarded the Gazelle prize by Danish financial newspaper Børsen as a business with continuing growth. It’s quite unique to receive it twice, and outstanding for a PR- and communications company. – It means a lot to get this kind of recognition, not only for me personally, but also on behalf of my colleagues at Noise PR. To create continuing growth during a recession is not easy, and our industry has, like many others, been badly hurt by the crisis, says founder and CEO Stine Kirkegaard Hoffmann, who started the company in 2006.
– We work hard to use and target our potential and know-how, and we make a living by doing the same for our clients. During the last five years Noise PR has doubled both turnover and members of staff, now counting 17 people, and the company has just moved to a 1,000 square meter showroom on the prestigious walking street Strøget in downtown Copenhagen to service clients and press through their three departments, Noise PR Fashion, Noise PR Lifestyle and Noise PR Kids.
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WHEN ART MEETS DESIGN Danish artist and designer Rikkemai is rising like a phoenix to reinvent herself with a new line of colorful art-decorated scarves, which can be seen at DANSK Collective today. She shot to fame last decade with her Hilltribe scarves made from original, vintage materials from Asia, handcrafted with woolen tassels that bedazzled everyone. The success gave her the opportunity to further her design ambitions, and she began telling stories with her unique sense of fairytale prints in exclusive fashion collections, which became so popular that they went all the way to the royal palace to be worn by HRH Crown Princess Mary.
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She continues to work under her brand name Stories by Rikkemai, and doing what she does really well – the scarves. She still has the crafty Hilltribes in her Classics line, but her new direction features smooth silky scarves with edgy art prints to be worn folded in a triangle around the neck, just as sexy as any piece of jewelry.
This season, Copenhagen Fashion Week sponsor Toni & Guy welcomes press at their backstage lounge at the official show venue of City Hall. Here, members of the press will be able to meet important deadlines, as the lounge offers internet access, a comfortable seating area, and mobile phone charging. Make sure to stop by – and also to make an appointment for a hair styling session. For more information go to copenhagenfashionweek.com
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EDITOR’S PICK OF THE DAY Elsebeth Mouritzen loves the mix of suede and imprinted leather that together with raw zippers gives the black Day Biger et Mikkelsen bag collection a sophisticated yet edgy look.
Following a long winter with shades of elegant greys and warm reds, Essie lets sophistication take a sculptural turn. “The collection was born of a desire to create something utterly romantic and magical,” says founder and creative director Essie Weingarten of the new encrusted collection set to hit stores in February. “Women so rarely have an occasion to wear a beautiful gem or a finely wrought couture gown, yet we crave opulence. These six radiant shades add an element of jewel-like drama to any look.” Our personal favorites are the concrete cool ‘Ignite the Night’ and the shimmering lapis lazuli shade with matte finish, ‘Lots of Luxe’. www.day.dk
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JEANS TO FIT Weekday jeans have been an integral part of Scandinavian fashion for more than a decade, and now the multibrand store celebrates with even more styles.
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Besides its own MTWTFSS WEEKDAY jeans line, it also carries a range of denim from Matthew Ames and old friends Cheap Monday. Known for its contemporary edge and desire to do things differently, Weekday is updating fits and washes and launching new, affordable styles for seekers of urban fashion throughout Europe. – This season, the focus is on great fitting MTWTFSS WEEKDAY jeans, white denim and tencel, says jeans designer Johan Tegman-Langer, emphasizing three selected styles: The ‘Friday’ slim fit jeans have a blue core with a black layer on
top, so from the beginning the fabric is black, but the blue comes out more and more when you wash it. The ‘Ami Jeans’ have a boyfriend fit and cropped legs in a crispy white fabric. All the trims are painted on and they look great paired with an oversized denim jacket, such as the Over Denim Jacket, which has a sculptural volume in the back. The tencel denim look with a tonal camoflower print is really big this season, looking great on a loose-fitting shirt, boxing-inspired short,s or on a printed denim trench for a fresh print look. Beginning March 3, Weekday staffers will educate customers on new fits and colours, and give 30% off any pair bought instore or online at shop.weekday.com
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STRONG SENSE OF CUT AND PLAY Two women with strong design identities join forces in jewelry with the De Stijl Collection. Creative Director Charlotte Eskildsen of Designers Remix has invited half-Danish designer Maria Black to collaborate on a jewelry collection. They both take their Danish design heritage as a point of departure, and combine it with a minimalist, modernist approach.
ple lines and forms can create a strong impact, adding a sense of play.
Key to the inspiration of the jewelry is De Stijl, an early influence on the Bauhaus movement, which shines through the architectural, clean and understated design. True to the origin of this inspiration, the collection plays with the strict color guidelines in the De Stijl movement, and as such each piece is handcrafted in silver, using three platings: rose gold, black hematit and white rhodium, all in full gloss.
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Maria Black and Charlotte Eskildsen wish to evoke a fascination with how sim-
- We had so many of the same ideas of what would work, which weren’t only a Designers Remix thing or a Maria Black thing, but a meeting in between. Maria is so talented, says Eskildsen.
- To mix Charlotte’s sense of cut and my sense of play was the starting point, and the aim was to create something so understated it practically screamed, says Black. True to her own design universe, Maria Black brings playfulness into the collaboration, so the different pieces can be combined, creating patterns as you add another piece.
COLORFUL COMFORT Taking the anatomy of the professional handball shoe to the next level, Hummel introduces the 2014 Power Line Footwear Collection in the wake of the Men’s European Handball Championship, which ended over the weekend in Denmark. With performance-enhancing features as well as new graphics and colorways to match, the launch of the first wave of a new footwear concept is likely to appeal to more than just sports enthusiasts.
The three new models, Authentic Carbon X, Celestial X7, and Celestial X5, combine high performance materials with robust and stabilizing construction to minimize the risk of injuries when the best players from all over Europe attack, defend and move in the most unexpected ways. But these are features that could appeal to any active man who expects maximum comfort, flexibility and stability in his everyday use of a shoe. And they look cool, too.
DANISH FUR FINDS NEW BUYING POWER The Association of Danish Fur Farmers experienced a decline in auction prices on mink for the Chinese market in the autumn, but has now discovered a new segment for their export. The Central Asian state of Kazakhstan has a burgeoning economy and with that comes increasing purchase power. The combination of icy weather conditions and cool cash has created a market of nouveau riche clients. – With extremely low winter temperatures, fur is already a natural part of local fashions. We see this as a potential growth factor, and have already held several runway shows and made deals with local retailers, says Karsten Beltoft Jørgensen, chairman of the regional Fur Association in Jutland, to radio station P4. After experiencing record high prices and turnover the winter of 2012/13, Kopenhagen Fur has had a tough start on their auctions this season, having had to close down early in December due to supply exceeding demand, primarily from China.
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The capacity in Chinese retail has not increased as rapidly as in previous years, and this development is now being accelerated by their mild winter. News provided by www.fashionforum.dk
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THE WINNER TAKES IT ALL Last fall, publishers of Dansk Magazine, Kim Grenaa and Uffe Buchard, created a unique design competition ‘DANSK Design Talent – Magasin Prisen’ in collaboration with department store Magasin du Nord. Four promising design talents compete for a prize of DKK 500,000, which includes a fashion show during Copenhagen Fashion Week. In the end, designer Anne Sofie Madsen came out as the grand winner, and yesterday she finally got to live out her vision after months of hard work. After the last model had left the runway, Kim Grenaa and Uffe Buchard along with Nina Wedell-Wedellsborg from the Magasin Foundation went backstage to congratulate Ms. Madsen on her spectacular show.
LADY GAGA GOES NORDIC World-renowned performing artist Lady Gaga looked like a futuristic saga princess when she recently started promoting her new album, dressed in a long white gown by Icelandic designer Rakel Sölvadóttir, which was first presented during last summer’s fashion week in Copenhagen. Rakel Sölvadóttir was one of the participating design students in the talent competition Designers’ Nest at Vision, for which she had created three silhouettebased styles that in her own words ”reflected the balance between power and elegance.” She did not take the prize as the winner of that season’s talent award, but nevertheless has shot to greater fame since Lady Gaga ”loved, loved, LOVED what she saw” when her stylist presented the Icelandic designs to her. - Designers’ Nest stems from the idea of giving young design talent more international options. We are proud that we have succeeded. It is an important building block in the work that Vision does for the benefit of Nordic design talents, says press officer Trine Fruergaard prior to today’s award show.
FASHION FUEL IN A CUP The Dansk Daily team is working really hard these days on making the best possible fashion week newspaper. But what fuels our energy, drives our efforts? It’s not simply the sights of new sartorial offerings, but also the constant sipping of caffeinated deliciousness. Which is why we’re grateful to the Nespresso team for providing us with an abundance of irresistible coffee. Nespresso recently launched the new Umilk machine equipped with user-friendly technology, modern and flexible design, which easily keeps the coffee flowing. Just what every editor needs.
MAKING AN EFFORT No one questions the pride of good old-fashioned craftmanship that is being performed in the workshop of goldsmith and jeweller Ole Lynggaard, but to his daughter and business partner Charlotte Lynggaard, it is a mere symbol of standing out in the crowd as a company by making an effort in everything they do.
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– For me, it is important to keep an ancient craft alive, and in today’s world, where everybody is going faster, producing more, it is pivotal to stick to the values that connect with our work. It is about creating something that has a value in the long run, says Charlotte. – Jewelry has a history of being family heirlooms, and I like the idea of creating things for the future that will last and still have value. In this
case, I think it is important to make an effort in what you produce, so it doesn’t lose quality over time. Charlotte Lynggaard extends her philosophy to the idea of gradually building up a personal collection of jewelry, that can be used in manifold ways, since craftmanship comes at a price. She has championed charms for bracelets, and in the spring collection, her focus is on charms and pendants that can be used also for earrings and neck-chains in abundance. The Lynggaard family is literally using its craft to make the world a little bit better by designing affordable silver pendants called My Friend. Ten percent of the retail price is earmarked for Børnefonden (The Children’s Foundation), which has helped build and renovate wells in a water project in West Africa.
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H ENRI K A sugo-licious creature VIBS KOV WORDS Moussa Mchangama PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
In a warehouse at Papirøen – soon to become a new creative hub, and a stone’s throw away from his HQ – designer Henrik Vibskov presented his Spaghetti Handjob collection in one of his playful installations (meant to represent a mix of spaghetti and the centrifuge of a 70s KitchenAid).
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It was just as diverse as always. Maybe a bit more toned down, or less colorful? Still, Vibskov’s universe won’t ever be boring; it’s a welter of color, print, fabrics, shapes and silhouettes. “Spaghetti can be really stringent in shape when it’s raw, and then it’s very dis-
ordered once cooked. I wanted to play with that,” he said before the show. That also led to the designer exploring disheveled threads in his prints, where knitting prints were enlarged – it was superb in navy and white or orange pieces. His team also looked at bees and anthills, trying to find the system in something that seems chaotic. Look towards the textures,
the prints, and the reversed pockets to find a notion of that, or at the organic shapes of the stitching and seams – it was best in the outerwear that looked great throughout. Big, sculptural pieces in a meshy neoprene were gorgeous, just like the color-blocked knitwear stood out. He did suits with loose pants, great printed blazers, and black dresses and blouses with white circles on the front and back. It was coherent and fun, but overall the wow-factor wasn’t as evident as in last season’s hard hitter. Still, he’s one of a kind and sticks to his visions. Never boring, never plain.
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A SGER JU EL LA RSEN WORDS Moussa Mchangama PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Brain freeze
If you ever need to survive in the cold Arctic, Asger Juel Larsen’s AW14-collection will prove helpful. Called “Arctic Suburb Manual,” Larsen presented a collection of cataclysmic dimensions; it almost felt like an ice cold hand grabbed your heart for a second or two while the pumping techno kept you in a trance.
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His hand-drawn prints are a signature, and this time they were horridly gorgeous; cut off baby doll heads with hypnotizing, glowing eyes were mixed with hands – it worked best in deep
bronze colors. A slap-in-your-face print inspired by ice and metal came in icy blue hues with silver. The designer’s tailoring was – once again – magnificent. He proves that one can work with neoprene, nylon, and sports-tech materials and make them fit perfectly. Every seam was cut straight, as the designer doesn’t want any organic forms in his collections. That added to the tough attitude of his look. “I wanted something
that resembled uniforms – it should look a bit like camouflage on the ice,” Asger Juel Larsen offered before the show. He worked with a black and white print made out of 90s tribal tattoos, but he did so in a clever way. It says a lot about his talents that he’s able to rework something so bad-taste and make it look great. It may have been the first show of Thursday’s program, but it’s highly likely that this Asger Juel Larsen collection will be one of the highlights of Copenhagen Fashion Week.
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BAUM UND PFERDGARTEN WORDS Sille Henning PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Yesterday’s Baum und Pferdgarten show paid homage to Bianca and Mick Jagger’s rock’n’roll days in the 1970s, with slim boyish silhouettes that offered a dandified androgyny.
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It might have been a tribute to Jagger’s Britishness that checks were the focal point of the collection. Lots of houndstooth and plaid in many varieties were joined by big green/white and black/purple checkerboard patterns reminiscent of Derby Jockeys in their checked blouses, underlined by the knitted helmets and tight pants.
The silhouettes were recognizable, true to Baum und Pferdgarten’s DNA, including dropped shoulders, open puff sleeves, skater skirts, the cocoon coat and voluminous dresses, short jackets and flattering pants, to mention some. Among the standouts were a purple fur skirt with a black and purple checked leather blouse, and a tartan-printed coat over a
checked dress. But you’d probably need to be daring and in very high heels to pull off the quilted puffer jumpsuit. Baum und Pferdgarten canvas bags with prints from the collection were a new and successful addition, the result of a collaboration with accessories brand Mismo. It was a beautiful and strong collection, probably one of the best we have seen from the brand in recent seasons, and it was pleasing to see Baum und Pferdgarten revisit their old habit of mixing prints, which they excel at.
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ANNE SOFIE Raw rock, cool poetry MADSEN WORDS Lotte Freddie PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
It takes exceptional talent to overcome the bad idea of staging a show in a car park in freezing February degrees.
show was a tour de force in variations of black and white in different materials – leather, silk, and fur, most often mixed together.
Anne Sofie Madsen possesses this quality and managed to enthral her public at Magasin’s third floor parking lot despite the obvious disadvantages.
This means specially produced leather. Developed in collaboration with Ecco, it had been lined with neoprene to make the material very soft and warm. Fox, mink and Finn racoon from Kopenhagen Fur were lined with net for a sporty feel and frayed, while bleached denim had been washed – all to achieve and expose the designer’s feelings of late nineties millennium-fear.
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Here is an uncompromising designer who sticks to her design guns no matter if her creative approach appeals mostly to the really forwardthinking customer. Last year, Anne Sofie received the DANSK Design Talent - Magasin Award, one of several acknowledgements, and yesterday she demonstrated why. The “A Journey that Wasn’t”
Anne Sofie’s journey is inspired by French video installation artist Pierre Huyghe’s journey from Antarctica and its penguins to the metropolitan pace of New York. It starts off with white cotton
printed with hand-painted, abstract black stripes – different in blouse and a pleated midi length skirt. It continues with harness blouses, crossed by straps of leather – black on white or white on black. Tight trousers are inserted with gold or silver rivets, and sporty jogging pants in transparent silk are printed with large black letters. Short dresses are layered in white narrow pleats, and dresses and mink fur coats get equipped with large fox sleeves. These few descriptions are examples of an avant garde designer’s unusual creative vision of mixing raw rock with cool poetry. Blouses crossed with silver chain mail by jewellery designer Trine Tuxen and fur helmets by milliner Søren Bach further emphasized Anne Sofies remarkable journey .
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IVAN GRUNDAHL WORDS Moussa Mchangama PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Bend it, twist it
He’s been around for more than 30 years, but Ivan Grundahl isn’t ready to slow down just yet. He didn’t show last season, but his eclectic and eccentric style was a welcome breath of fresh air at this season’s fashion week. In the beautiful surroundings of the Copenhagen Stock Exchange, Grundahl showed a strong collection full of his signature styles.
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We’re talking silhouettes that bend and twist around the body, as the broad skirts and pants
are crooked and bent. Paired with gorgeous fitted blazers, white shirts, or a couple of great jackets in red and black, the look was complete. With the heavy leather boots and the hats, it all read very clearly as originating from Grundahl’s hand. He used a dusty army green, thick cable knits and thin, luxurious leathers for some of the best pieces of the collection. As the grand finale, a handful of evening dresses entered,
the first one a masterpiece with interlays of silk, lace, and sequins, the last a shiny black number that will make heads turn at any gala. Grundahl doesn’t seem to care about trends, and neither should he – his style is so clear, so well established, and his clients love him (one could even hear a few “wauw” and “aaah’s” from people sitting next to me). It was, hands down, just “a really good collection” as a couple of international buyers said to each other after the show. I could only agree.
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F R E YA DA L S J O WORDS Lotte Freddie PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Art and long lines
Yesterday was also the day of the young and the new on the Copenhagen fashion scene, pushing the limits and searching for different and not-seen-before expressions. That kind of show is very demanding – the designer knows we expect something special and unusual. But in spite of these somewhat heavy circumstances, Freya Dalsjø lived up to her reputation of producing groundbreaking design.
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Exactly this appeared with her astounding fur coats. Like paintings in mink, the cocooned curved cuts in horizontal narrowly striped
mink were created, for example, in one white half and one pale blue half, further inserted like strokes of a brush with other colors across the front, side or back. Almost as a kind of Mondrian piece of art in fur, it is absolutely fantastic, really, really new, and artistic. Other highlights were the colored foxes creeping up the side of straight longish jackets in contrasting bright colors. Long lines defined the collection. Like midi-length dresses, where exterior open-stitched seams accentuated the intention. Like straight long, loose tunic
blouses worn over cropped trousers or like long, narrow wrap coatdresses closed in front with one metal clasp. This is sophisticated design from a promising artist who studied at The Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, and who is deeply inspired by architecture and the body. Her first collection debuted in 2012, and her A/W 13 collection was sold exclusively to the Alter store in Shanghai. The Chinese congregation was oddly conspicuous by its absence at Freya Dalsjø – their loss, hopefully, not Freya’s.
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DESIGNER S Balance of power REM I X WORDS Sille Henning PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
It’s always an adventure to attend a Designers Remix show. They have a refreshing way of picking their locations that underlines the inspiration of the collection without going cliché.
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At yesterday’s show, they took us underground to the dark surroundings of Cisterne under Frederiksberg Castle, where we were greeted by seaters all wearing armbands stating ’Legion Eskildsen’ after the brand’s Creative Director Charlotte Eskildsen. This was also the title of the collection. As you can probably guess by now, its inspiration was rooted in uniforms with a modern take on the military.
The show was opened by Designers Remix campaign girl and Danish top model Caroline Brasch Nielsen, who was dressed in a beautiful grey wool menswear coat and a hat inspired by France’s Légion Étrangère, followed by Emma Oak in a short coat, cropped wide-legged pants, and the same hat, all in camel. The minimalist interpretation of the utilitarian look featured pistol bags, long fine knits with reversed seams that gave reference to uniforms, and a short pleated leather skirt. Among the latter was a to-die-for long version in silver and white combined with a white top. And of course there were Designers Remix’s signature dresses, some asymmetrical, others corsage-inspired.
The colors were mainly grey, beige, camel, black and off-white, but there was also intriguing styles in electric blue and neon pink mixed with bright red. The collection’s only print was plaid, though in a variety of versions. Pieces included a soft colored coat and matching pants all in plaid, and the red rubber printed coat over blue wool pants also in plaids. It was a strong and beautiful collection which featured Designers Remix classics like neoprene and both boiled and coated wool styles, all playing with modern silhouettes
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B RUUNS B A Z AAR WORDS Elsebeth Mouritzen PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
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With her own signature Lene Borggaard came in due time to put her confident signature on part of the SS14 collection of Bruuns Bazaar, which is premiering now in shops. She took over the helm as Creative Director last summer, balancing between a strong sense of style and her innate understanding of modern femininity.
Lene Borggaard softens the silhouette yet keeps the tailoring sharp and focused with great widelegged menswear trousers and slim pants with blazers and waistcoats for a less formal look. She layers miniskirts and long column silk dresses over pants, and two waistcoats on top of one another.
She has now had a full term to position herself and implement her creative leadership in continuing the contemporary yet timeless style that is synonymous with the brand, so the autumn collection carries her full signature.
The femininity is more prominent now with block print on ivory silk for shirts and dresses, and interpreted in a variety of chunky and structured knits turned cosy in brushed mohair. Particularly flattering are bell-shaped skirts in lurex and a wonderful plush velvet resembling astrakhan, also used for jackets and waistcoats thus
adding volume to the simplicity of the design. Colors are based on black and nightshade of navy, interspersed with delicate dusty nude, peach, grey and dusty army green, but a jolt of bright blue rakes up the palette - just as the towering stiletto-heels on glovefitting suede shoes and boots brings sexy back. The reinventing of the women’s collection clearly overshadows the men’s, which stays true to the unbeatable classics, but all in all has a strong new signature.
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A welcome return
WACKERHAUS WORDS Moussa Mchangama PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Wackerhaus hasn’t shown since SS13, and today’s show proved just how important it can be to get back on the show schedule once in a while, as editors applauded the collection on the way out with an it-was-sogood-to-see-her-pieces-again attitude.
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When the lights came on and the first model walked the runway, it became clear that the JF Willumsen picture mentioned in the press release was indeed a point of departure for the collection. With an updated version of the skirt, blouse, and coat look seen in
the picture of the girl on a mountain, Wackerhaus set the tone with her Mount Sparkle collection. In the music, the cold wind sweeps freely as the girl in Trine Wackerhausen’s mind persistently climbs mountains. With a lot of white, navy, silver (seems to be one of the strong colors of the season), mustard, and black, it was a subdued palette. Nonetheless, with the mix fabrics (merino wool, silk, 3D woven structures, terry) it made for a smooth look combined with the Bernhard Willhelm x Camper sneakers the models wore.
There was a mix of feminine and masculine silhouettes, and although there’s tailoring and suits (a grey one with slits on the sleeves was gorgeous), it’s relaxed but pretty and perfect for many occasions depending on how you accessorize. And that seems to be a pretty important point – whether it’s the flowing silk pants or heavy knits, they’re made for women who work, are out there, enjoy their life and need to be well-dressed at the same time. Welcome back.
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WORDS Lotte Freddie PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
Back to the roots
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After a pause of several seasons we had the pleasure of experiencing a typical Day Birger et Mikkelsen show yesterday. Typical in the sense of Keld Mikkelsen’s talent for always staging something memorable, this time at part of The Price Brother’s restaurant – an old gymnastic hall transformed by six crystal chandeliers, 240 lit candles, art on the walls, and Mozart’s Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. A beautiful bohemian venue that delivered the perfect ambiance for next winter’s Paisley Perspective Club collection.
Back is embellishment, as when Day years ago produced its first embroidered daywear knit (the first to do so) – all of it still trendy. This time around, embroidery is strewn on shoulders and sleeves of sweaters and jackets. And the most lavish silver and gold embroidery in rows across a jacket and full skirt in deep navy (this is different and new) is an absolutely beautiful luxury dream. One great must-have fashion item after another took to the catwalk. A shaved goatskin jacket looks stunning printed with leopard. Charms in black or grey lace lend sensuality to sweat-
ers, blouses, and skirts – and as a border on a slip of a pretty flower-printed silk skirt. Large or small Paisley patterns shine as lovely prints on dresses and bomber jackets, on leggings in black and white, or embroidered on gray maxiknit sweaters. Only dresses completely covered in gold and silver pearls gave off a bit too much bling. Day Birger et Mikkelsen’s chief designer, Rikke Wiedman Mai, showed Day’s path into the future without losing the past.
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Watch the throne
BY MALENE BIRGER WORDS Sille Henning PHOTO Copenhagen Fashion Week
It was with great anticipation that we attended the By Malene Birger show yesterday, as Malene Birger – the queen of Danish fashion herself – had left her throne and passed on creative responsibility to Christina Exsteen, a 38-year-old Teko-educated designer who has been with By Malene Birger since the label’s beginning, and who over the last three years has been groomed to assume the role. This was her first solo show, so there was great interest in observing how the new designer would put her fingerprint on the collection.
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Inspired by 1970s eccentricity, the collection was vibrant with layers and loads of sequins,
embroideries, and bold statement jewelry. Somehow it seemed younger and less ladylike than previous seasons. Also, the model cast was younger and sharper, with Danish top model Caroline Brasch Nielsen opening the show in an intriguing grey bomber jacket with embellishments, a camel knit and a pair of abstract marbleised surface print pants. The print recurred throughout the collection together with art-inspired graphical prints and retro flower ones.
The palette gave clear nods to the seventies with warm nuances like amber, tan and camel mixed with blues, black, white and greys. Pencil skirts were mixed with fluffy mohair knit and wide-calfed knee-boots. The collection also had many amazing pants – from the pleated pinstriped and the ikat-printed cropped cigarette pieces to the crème slouchy ones. Amongst the favorites in the collection was a seemingly simple white shirt with feminine pleates in the back and a croco-imprinted dark emerald coat. Malene Birger, sitting front row for the first time during the show, seemed as pleased with the collection as we did.
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Wh ile sea t e d o n t he fro n t row, i P ho n e- w i el d i n g a c t re ss Ell e n H illin g sø e h a s a s ec ret pa ss i o n fo r g oi n g u n d ercove r o n G rin dr a s a s pec t a c u l a rly c u ri o u s t w i n k bo t t o m.
Je we l l e r Trine Tuxe n w ith de s igne r Anne Sofie Mads e n righ t b e fore putting a ring on it.
Fas h ion icon N adia Me ye r s h ortly b e fore s preading h e r w ings and fly ing into th e pitch -bl ack N ordic w il de rne ss .
B lo g g e rs Am a l i e S m ed a n d N i n a a re o n ly impress ed by o n e a n o t her.
DANSK Magazi ne’s U f f e B uchard and Ki m Grenaa joi ned Af ri can zebra huntress Ni na Wed d el-Wed d elsborg backstag e to cong ratulate Anne Sof i e M ad sen.
Clearly d rawi ng styli sti c i nspi rati on f rom Spani shspeaki ng B elgi an pop mastermi nd s Parad i si o, si nger Oh Land plans to release a Dani sh-lang uag e cover versi on of thei r 1 9 9 7 hi t si ngle B ai land o.
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Awa rd - w inning de s igne r Anne Sofie Mads e n h as b e e n th e toas t of th e tow n f or several s ea s o ns and natural ly dre w a crowd of mus ical gl itte rati, uppe r -cl ass cred i t-card s w i pers , and h ard-to -impre ss h airdye bl ogge rs for h e r T h urs day noon r unway show.
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I n he r n e w sin gle , int ern a t i o n a l d a n cefl o o r s en s a t i o n Mø cla im s sh e do e sn’ t wa n n a d a n ce, bu t ju d gi n g by a p p ea ra n ce s, h er l eg s a re fo rever o n fi re.
CF W-a t t e n de e L i n a i s s o over t he Wo o d Wo o d j oke s by n ow, bu t a re yo u ? Wi l l s he ever be f a m ou s fo r a ny t hi n g el s e?
P l atforme d goodie -b ag grabb e r N ico Gl ad Gol de n b e l ie ve s in s trict fringe s and s ub tl e s tach e s .
Hardh itting C ove r magazine powe rh ous e C arol ine N ords trand and h e r dange rous b r une tte poss e don’ t give a fly ing fuck about indoor s mok ing re gul ations and w il l s napch at your patheti c ge nital s to th e inte rnational fas h ion e l ite if you tr y to s top them.
Eli ti sts Ni na Wed d el-Wed d elsborg and Alexand ra the Countess opted f or the Russi an oli g arch look thi s season, hopi ng to g et thei r begloved hand s on i nternati onal i con of ni pple-exposed masculi ni ty Vlad i mi r Puti n.
Saturd ay Ni ght Live’s Kri sten Wi i g mad e an i n-costume appearance as her new character M olly the Overly Enthusi asti c Fashi on Intern.
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Where a re we?
Why d o our tummi es ti ngle when we hear the ji ngle of that new B i eber si ngle?
Wh o am I ?
我们什么时候要过年吃饺子?
Wh at is fas h ion?
Is t h is rea l l i fe?
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Fa s hi o n l a bel Muus e col l ab orate s w ith worl dw ide de s igne rs , and th is s eas on teamed up wi th Vo g u e Ta l en ts to pre s e nt th e Muus e X Vogue Tal e nts Acce ss orie s 2014 Exh ibiti on at CIF F.
I am fas h ion, w h at th e fuck are you?
D o n’ t yo u k now w ho I a m ?
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How de e p i s your love?
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Wha t w hat in th e b utt?
When are the ni neti es comi ng back?
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T h e e dg y ch ick o n t he l eft s i m ply l oves t he n i ght club Sunday and its pre de ce ss or Simons , b u t n o o n e o n o u r ed i t o ri a l s t a ff ca n i d en t i fy he r name . O h , th e fate s of nigh tl ife face s .
Virgil Maro w rot e one of Anci ent Rome’s greatest epi cs. Namesake Gant it-b oy Virgi l Ni cholas f rom Superbi al and colleag ue Phi li p Monge b e l ie ve th e word epi c was i nvented by the i nternet i n 2 0 0 7.
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P utting th e gant in e l e gant and arrogant, th e Swe dis h l ab e l w ith the Ame rican image th re w a s wank y re ce ption We dne s day afte rnoon.
Cove r m a g a z in e ’ s Dav i d refu s ed t o pa rt a ke i n t he DR T V sh ow “ S e lvopt a g et ,” even t ho u gh he m i ss es t h e bla z in g glo ry o f hi s Pa ra d i s e H o t el cel ebri t y d ay s .
S o u lla n d’ s T ina Svol d g a a rd a n d st ylist An e t t e Hv i d t a re way qu i cher t h a n t h o u a n d if yo u d o n’ t kn ow w ha t qu ich e m ea n s yo u’ re a s t u pi d fa t l i a r wh o we n t to pu bl i c s cho ol.
DJ re dcoat s pins an e ducational tape expl aining h ow to pronounce th e name N guye n (h int: it s ounds more l ike th e oppos ite of “ l os e ” th an “ ingooy in” )
Pers o nal ity ove rdos e : Jacob K ampp (Soul l and) , Sil as Adl e r (Soul l and) , Grame Gaughan (I P R ), Dav id He l l qv is t (P ORT ) , Sus anne Mads e n (DAZED) , O l ive r Frankli n (GQ), H el en Seamons (T h e Guardian) Ande rs Sølv s te n T h oms e n (LOVE ) , Anders Chri sti an Madsen (ID), Stephanie Crain (Esquire), Ruth Flanagan (IPR), and Sarah Skarum (Berlingske).
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Journali st Susanne M ad sen of f ers Soulland d esi gner Si las Ad ler an electroni c joi nt, but he’s sti ll i nto natural g reen f or the spacethemed 2 0 1 4 season.
SOULLAND PHOTO S – A BD ELLA H I H A D I A N
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Magnus f rom Gant Rugg er and brother are all about i nd ivi duali zed styli sti c expressi on.
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A group of s pace d out j ournal is ts and b uye rs e nte re d Soul l and’ s extraterrestri al pre s e ntation room We dne s day to ch e ck out th e l ab e l ’ s AW 14 revelati ons.
My oh my, M a ria B arfo d ’ s s o n C ha rl es i s growin g f a st a n d h a s even pi erced hi s n o s e.
Vet eran fas h ion pe rs onal itie s Fre de An d ers e n and C h ris Pe de rs e n ch e ck each oth e r out on T inde r.
Bubbly pe rs onal itie s ab ound, blogg er M ad s Emil Møl l e r and magazinis ta Loui se Lyngbo are jus t two s h ining examples.
Gum Kumphanart of Gi f t Si ri gunya plans to open a Soulland Store and a Granola cof f ee shop i n bangi n’ B angkok.
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Hy pera c t ive Br u u n s B a z a a r maniac Tue was ke pt at b ay by fri en d s C hri s t i n e Ivers en and Ann L ind Ande rs e n.
A Dan e “ m a k in g it bi g” i n H ol ly wo o d, Kri s t i n a Ko rs hol m h adn’ t gotten t h e m e m o t h a t f a s hi o n cl ow n J i m Ly n g v i l d ki l l ed th e real ne ss of the m u lt icolo re d Rikkem a i hi l l t ri be s ca rf ba ck i n 2009, b ut de ftly re m ove d it f ro m her ex pen s ive n eck u po n a rrival.
Sty l is t P ily wi th cocky f emale accompli ce who asks rh e torical ly: So what i f a couple of f oxes get bad h aircuts w hen I can stay warm all wi nter long ?
Hav ing tire d of al l oth e r forms of intoxication, 9 P R’ s N anna and C e cil ie are now ful l -time b eauty junk ie s .
When she’s not munchi ng f rench f ri es i n hotel rooms wi th g ui tar-playi ng love i nterests, actress Mathi ld e Norholt enjoys bei ng a true Styli sta i nsi d er, ever ahead of the f ashi on f ray wi th her clever purchases. Wi th f ri end.
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Wed n es d ay e ve ning, b rand-ne w inte ractive we b s h op Sty l is ta inv ite d de dicated lovers of style to its l aunch re ce ption in th e fre e zing C ope nh age n atmos ph e re.
Stylis t a we b sh o p’ s n u mber o n e c u s t o m er s i n ce i t s recen t l aunch , PR m ave n a n d exce n t ri c bea u t y s t y l i s t Bja rn e R i ca rd o i s a s ucke r for acad e m ia -ch ic sca rve s a n d cl a ss i c pi eces i n s u bdu ed earth tone s .
Dude , l e t’ s h ead ove r to th at fas h ion th ing, it’ s fil l e d w ith girl s in s lutty outfits and al l th e oth e r guy s are gay, no compe tition, dude .
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T h e s e girl s w il l b uy anythi ng mad e f or “the mod ern urban woman w ith a dis cerni ng taste who seeks casual eleg ance i n h igh -qual ity mate ri als f or her everyd ay li f e and f or f estive occas ions” b e ca use that d escri pti on i s si mply spot on.
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Yo u m ea n yo u d i d n’ t kn ow ? Fa s hi o n has no r ul e s any more , any th ing g o e s ! M i x a n d m a t ch, rem i x a n d m i smatch , s h ock th e e s tabl is h me nt a n d g o fu l l - o n fu rr y - l eo pa rd - bra d s haw -cowgirl – and don’ t forge t t o t o p i t a l l o ff w i t h a Fren ch cigare tte h e l d “ jus t s o.”
Tatyana i n Styli sta U rbani sta Navy Collezi one, Natasha i n Styli sta U rbani sta Wi nter-Tech Collezi one, Anastaci a i n Styli sta Jungle-U rbani sta Leopard i sta Crui se Collecti on.
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Dr u m pl ayer Ul f Scott w ith frie nd re s is ting t he u rg e t o ya nk h is b raide d ch in b eard.
Stin e L a n g va d m a de t he bol d fa s hi o n choi ce o f pa i ri n g an ever - s o -su b t le n e ck la ce pi ece w i t h cl a ss i c N ø rg a a rd s t ri pe s .
Baby in Vai n f eel no pai n.
De s igne r Mads N ørgaard e nte rs E mpe ror -in-C ol oss e um mod e, b ut w il l h e s e nte nce th e gl adiators to death in b ut a s e cond?
Mad s Nørgaard ’s menswear d esi gner Johannes B ech has a pi nterest prof i le that f ocuses on shabby chi c pottery.
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S t ars w h o l ove s tripe s atte nde d th e in-s tore Mads N ørgaard re ce ption to chat it up w ith l ike minde d fas h ionis tas and e nj oy th e s we e t tas te of fre e beer.
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M u sicia n J im my An d ers en ha s a l m o s t cert a i n ly s er ve d a s a n ext ra in Ca n a d i a n -I ri s h T V s how “ Vi ki n g s”.
Ch e e k y blo g g e r S i d s el A l l i n g w i l l pol i s h yo u r f as h ions .
Stude nt Jacob N ie l s e n h as mode l e d h is facial h ai r on th e ne w h it h omo T V s h ow “ L ook ing” .
De s igne r Eric T h e rne r pe e rs into th e aby ss , and th e aby ss pe e rs into h im.
M arti n Gjesi ng f rom Moon stood bef ore the mi rror earli er ad mi ri ng the punch of hi s orange-red sweater.
Kyoto’s Anne Katri ne Hvi i d loves wellness.
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C rea t ive d i rec t o r B jø rn Br u un w ith daugh te r, w ho i s a l rea dy bet ro t hed t o Rome o Be ck h am.
Even f o rm e r p o p e Jos eph “ Ben ed i c t X VI ” R a t zi n g er m ade a n a p p e ra n ce t o g et her w i t h H i gh P ri es t ess o f t he Ap oca lyp t ic S k u ll O rd er, M o rt i ci a Fa n t a s i a Del a c roi x.
Stil l at it in 2014, fas h ion journali st Di d d er Rønlund i s li ke a Br yanb oy, Be tty Wh ite , an d Karl Lag erf eld all rolled i nto one.
T h e alway s s h amb al l atas tic Mads Korne r up fl as h e s h is b e s t Jack N ich ol s on s mil e w ith bl ing-biz col l eague C h arl otte Ly nggaard.
A g uessi ng game of nati onali ti es, f rom lef t to ri ght: well-traveled B elgi an, Israeli -Ameri can, Stockholmi an Swed e, lumberjack Norwegi an.
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Ju d gi n g fro m t hi s pa g e’ s pi c t u res , Br uuns Bazaar re fus e d to admit anyone wearing col ors for th e AW1 4 season’s powerf ul runway show.
Dan is h Fa sh io n In st itu t e’ s hea d o f co m m u n i ca t i o n s C ecil ie T h o rsm a rk h a s se en o n e- t o o - m a ny fa s hi o n s ea s o n s .
The shi ni ng star of CF W televi si on Ameli a Hoy beli eves the cameras are sti ll rolli ng.
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P ur ve yors of urb an e l e gance for th e conte mporar y man Marti n, Je s pe r and Pe te r cl e nch th e ir ne e dy ch e e k s in me ns room li ne.
CEO Tei s B ruun d oubled as an ear-pi ece obsessed securi ty ag ent.
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Au st rian T V repo rt er Br ü n o wa s a lm o st un reco g n i z a bl e t hi s s ea s o n .
Sty l is t Se b as tian Mach ado s peak s four dis tinct l anguage s w ith h is facial expre ss ion.
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BEAUTY OF THE WEEK BY L OREAL PARIS
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AN EYE FOR DETAIL
WORDS · Charlotte Torpegaard PHOTO · Mathilde Schmidt MAKE-UP · L’Oréal Paris MODEL · Josefine, Elite Model Management CPH
If anyone, designer Charlotte Eskildsen has an eye for the beauty details in her shows. This season is no exception. References play on modern military with a simple beauty look striking just the right balance. It neither drowns nor dramatizes the collection. In focus is the natural skin that is omnipresent and inevitable in the beauty world right now. Not too dewy, not too matte, but just the right amount of clean, beautiful and vivid (psst … L’Oréal Paris’ new Nutri Gold Extraordinary Oil Day Cream was supposedly the secret backstage). ”The look is simple and masculine with a beautiful effect on the eye,” says L’Oréal Paris’ Lead Makeup Artist Anne Staunsager, who left the mascara in her beauty box and focused on the eyeliner. From afar the small black triangles in the corner of the eye, drawn with Silkissime Eyeliner Black and a sure hand, look like an eyeliner effect. Close up they mimic a cool tribal-tattoo for Charlotte Eskildsen’s new urban army, as she herself likes to call it.
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CO PE NH AGE N FASH IO N FE STIVAL FR IDAY E V E NTS 15 . 0 0- 19 . 00 OPEN HO USE AT FASHIO N DESIGN AKADEMIET · N ørreg ad e 7 C, 1 . f loor, Copenhag en K DAILY E V E NTS COM PA N YS O RIG IN A L PRO U D LY P RESENT S · CO M PAN Y S O R I G I NAL · Fre de rik s b e rggad e 2 4 , Copenhagen K · Duri ng openi ng hours 4 DAYS, 4 ST Y L IST, 4 ST Y L ES · Goth e rs gade 29, C ope nh age n K · Duri ng openi ng hours O RG REEN EYEW EAR EX HIBIT ION · Ø RG R E N · Store Re gne gade 1, C ope nh ag en K · Duri ng openi ng hours 12 . 00-18.00 T RESEMME BL OW-OUT BAR · Ny tor v, C op enhagen K
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O FFICIAL SCH E DULE 13 . 0 0 GANNI · DAV I D S SAM LI N G · Kronprins e ss e gade 30-32, Copenhag en K 15 . 0 0 D ESI G N ERS’ N EST · V I S I O N FAS H I O N FAI R , LO KO M OT I V VÆ R KST E D E T · Otto B usses Vej 5 A, Copenhag en SV 21 .00 WAL I MOHAMMED BARREC H · N ørre gade 12, C op enhag en K
O FF SCH E DULE 11 . 00 BIBI C HEMNIT Z · C I T Y HALL · Rådh us pl ads e n 1, C op enhagen K 12.00 BIT T E KAI RAND · Sk ude h av ns ve j 34, N ordh avn
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