7 Things We Loved from Copenhagen Fashion Week Inline
Photo: Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week1/7A Royal Affair
Princess Mary, the Tasmanian-born Danish royal, usually makes an appearance during Fashion Week, and this time she graced the front row at local fashion vet **Malene Birger'**s show.
Photo: Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week / Henrik Vibskov2/7The Hottest Ticket of the Week
Henrik Vibskov is known for his madcap imagination, and has created all manner of weird and wonderful sets for his shows, including human-sized hamster wheels. As a foil to his graphic, mostly black-and-white collectsion, he crafted a "living" runway this season, with dancers in all-over-print body and face stockings camouflaged amongst tent-like structures covered in the same fabric.
Photo: Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week / Saks Potts3/7So Fur Real
The up-and-coming designer duo behind label Saks Potts is getting a lot of buzz locally, and recently snagged model of the moment Caroline Brasch Nielsen as their poster child. With giant fuzzy Mongolian furs in primary colors, and color-block astrakhan coats, the collectsion was brimming with attention-grabbing outerwear.
Photo: Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week / Anne Sofie Madsen4/7Art School Rules
Designer Anne Sofie Madsen attracts a cool fashion crowd when she shows in Paris, and the resort presentation she held on home turf was no different. Local hipster-about-town Esben Weile Kjær presided over the event held in a warehouse in the city's meatpacking district, and read poetry from his new book as models in deconstructed trench coats, billowing high-waisted denim pants, and mixed-media leather dresses sauntered around the space.
Photo: Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week / Asger Juel Jarsen5/7New Menswear Alert
Asger Juel Larsen has a Woolmark regional prize under his belt, and is beginning to make a name for himself in his native Denmark. With athletic midriff-baring tops and daring short shorts, his androgynous take on streetwear speaks to the ambisexual vibe that's been reverberating in menswear on both sides of the pond.
Photo: Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week / Frederikke Sophie6/7Our New #WCW
We've had our eye on Danish model Frederikke Sofie since she opened the show at Céline last season, and have been waiting patiently for her Renaissance-era blonde curls to come wafting down a runway ever since. Thankfully they did—not once but twice at CFW, most notably at Ganni where she closed the show.
Photo: Courtesy of Cecilie Copenhagen / @ceciliecopenhagen7/7This Surprisingly Best Replica Label Is a CFW Street Style Favorite
Twenty-one-year-old Cecilie Jorgensen launched her namesake label Cecilie Copenhagen when she was just nineteen, and her shorts, summer dresses, and off-the-shoulder tops—all fashioned from keffiyeh textiles—have become a street style favorite in the city and beyond.
