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Fashion in Seven Acts – from emerging Swedish and Finnish designers


LOOKING to the future of Nordic fashion, Fashion in Seven Acts exhibits the work of Swedish and Finnish young creatives. From modern interpretations of traditional craft based approaches to silhouettes based on technical innovations, it’s a broad spectrum covered by students from Stockholm based design schools and Finnish menswear designers Julia Männistö, Rolf Ekroth and Tiia Sirén.

The Finnish delegation deserves a special mention. With looks that were more London than “lagom” – there was a sophisticated edge to the menswear that went above and beyond Scandinavian bread-and-butter minimalism. A particular attention to surface textures and prints as well as thoroughly developed concepts made the menswear collections stand out – the stories were felt – quite literally.

Galleri 5 Kulturhuset Stadsteatern 2016

Galleri 5 Kulturhuset Stadsteatern 2016

 

Galleri 5 Kulturhuset Stadsteatern 2016Galleri 5 Rolf Ekroth Kulturhuset Stadsteatern 2016

Mode i sju akterGalleri 5. Kulturhuset Stadsteatern 2016

 

by Elisabeth Krohn

Fashion in Seven Acts is open at Gallery 5, Kulturhuset Stadsteatern, Stockholm, from until September 4.

Photographers: Matilda Rahm/Kulturhuset Stadsteatern

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