Copenhagen Fashion Week
Copenhagen Spring/Summer 2024 Fashion Week took place this month, and here is some of our favorite looks.
Ganni
Ganni is a Danish sportswear/ready-to-wear brand popular among celebrities and the average person because it offers luxury clothes without a hefty price tag. CEOs Nicolaj and Ditte Reffstrup took over Ganni in 2009 with a goal to move the brand away from the traditional Scandinavian style and put a more contemporary twist on their designs.
PAOLINA RUSSO
Paolina Russo is a London-based brand founded by Central Saint Martins alumnae Paolina Russo and Lucile Guilmard. The brand is inspired by Russo’s and Guilmard’s childhood growing up in Canada and France.
P.L.N.
P.L.N. is a brand founded by Danish designer Peter Lundvald Nielsen, who is known for his dark, edgy style. Last year, the brand went viral after Kanye West wore an oilskin cap from the brand at the BET Awards.
Nicklas Skovgaard
Nicklas Skovgaard is a Danish luxury womenswear brand founded in 2020 and made its Copenhagen Fashion Week debut this year. For his SS24 collection, Skovgaard turned to inspiration from his muse, performance artist Britt Liberg.
Saks Potts
Saks Potts is a Copenhagen-based label founded in 2013 by designers Catherine Saks and Barbara Potts. The designers find their inspiration in their daily life in Copenhagen and the chic minimalism of the 90’s. This year, the brand had supermodels Gigi and Bella Hadid’s half-sister Alana Hadid make her catwalk debut open its show.
Latimmier
Latimmier is a Finnish sportswear/ready-to-wear brand headed by designer Ervin Latimer. The brand is to be worn by anyone who wishes for their clothing to express masculinity. And the inspiration for his SS24 collection? Money, power, glory.
A. roege hove
A. Roege Hove is a Danish knitwear brand designer Amalie Røge Hove started in 2019. The brand uses high-quality materials like Italian cotton, creating each design to minimize waste. Hove approaches knitwear with a modern, feminine, and artistic approach, forming a new path for knitwear in the modern era.
All photos found on Vogue Scandinavia, FirstView, and SHOWstudio