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Copenhagen’s Case for Everyday Luxury for SS27

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK — Normcore is in the eye of the beholder. One popular interpretation of the trend leans on embracing the beauty of the quotidian: cosy separates and whatever else the average frat guy might have been wearing since the early noughties. Another take is more upscale—minimalism-lite, you might say,

CPHFW SS27: Anne Sofie Madsen

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK — After weeks book-ended by mega-productions by fashion’s global powerhouses, the intimate scale of Anne Sofie Madsen’s shows

CPHFW SS27: Taus

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK — Taus’ co-founders Freyja Taus & Juho Lehiö kicked off the label’s chapter two years ago. Since then,

CPHFW SS27: Stem

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK — Designers often draw inspiration from sustainability. This season, Stem’s Sarah Brunnhuber offered a riff on a singular

Copenhagen Fashion Week SS27 Charts a New Creative Orbit

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK — Here comes a thorny question: what do Copernicus and Danish fashion have in common? Very little on

PFW FW26 Couture: Chanel

IN THE Chanel FW26 Couture collection, florals for winter appear in strikingly original form. Towering roots twist into great green

PFW FW26 Couture: Dior

FOR Dior’s Fall/ Winter Couture 2026 collection, the house embraces shape and the physical in-between of womanhood, enhancing curves, waves,

PFWM SS27: Celine

MICHAEL Rider’s first standalone menswear collection for Celine felt less like the unveiling of a new chapter than the quiet

PFWM SS27: Louis Vuitton

THE WAVE is the great equaliser. On coasts around the world, the same impulse draws humans towards the tide: towards

PFWM SS27: Dior

A SMALL black disco ball. That was the invite: minimal, mischievous and entirely on-theme. It arrived, setting the tone before


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