Dagmar Spring Summer 10
Although the fashion industry in Sweden is a strong market well established worldwide, the fashion week is pretty much local, very internal and exclusively for invited press, buyers and fashion industry. A selection of the most important Swedish brands are hosted by Berns, an emblematic institution in Stockholm whom carries on with its labor as the most international fashion week in Sweden.
An exhibition “Affection of idols” by Natsuki Otake will be held at the 2nd floor of DIESEL DENIM GALLERY AOYAMA, showing a new collection created for this exhibition as well as large size batik she has consistently produced.
Beckmans XV – Emilia Engblad / Photo: Fredrik Nilsson
Beckmans College of Design is one of the most important schools for fashion design in Scandinavia. Stockholm Fashion Week is coming over and Beckmans, on their steady approach for their pupils to the current pulse into the business, Fifteen second-year students will show their debut collections during Fashion Week by Berns on Tuesday 2 February. The students have been free to experiment with different textile methods and to produce their own materials. Every debut is unique.
You might have already seen the pig snout cup on freaksunited.nl. A cup looking like an ordinary cup, but turns you into a pig when you are sipping your drink, which was designed by JORINE in collaboration with Egbert-Jan Lam / buroJET. They designed some new snoutcups! Have fun with a bear snout, cow snout, monkey snout and dog snout cup!
Wood Wood is hosting a temporary Sales Showroom during Copenhagen Fashion Week 2010!
The Showroom is located right in the center of Copenhagen and features 17 high profiled brands, including: Adidas O by O, Blue Blood, Coatpeople, Denim Demon, Edwin, Folk, Fred Perry, Happy Socks, Head Porter, Julian Red, Levi’s® Vintage Clothing, Levi’s® Made & CraftedTM, Le Fix, One True Saxon, Uslu Airlines, Stig P, Wood Wood. Housed in the Hotel D‘Angleterre, Moshroom Showroom offers an exclusive venue of 300m2 for designers to display and sell their collections.
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