7 Danish Brands Every Fashion Editor I Know Wears

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7 Danish Brands Every Fashion Editor I Know Wears

I guarantee that if you asked to look in any fashion editor’s wardrobe right now (over Zoom, of course), you’d spot at least one Danish brand. Over the past few years, the country’s influence over how we get dressed cannot be understated. From older brands that have been given a makeover to newer designers that have become Instagram favourites, it’s hard to ignore the impact this part of Scandinavia has had on the fashion industry. With Copenhagen Fashion Week once again on the horizon (in a digital-only format), we’ve looked at all the brands that we honestly can’t get enough of.

We often think of Scandinavian style as being a homogenous minimalist style but that’s actually not true. While Swedish people might opt for a more minimalist, pared-back look, over in Denmark, and Copenhagen in particular, there’s a shift towards prints and colours. There are plenty of influencers who prove this too. From print queen Nnenna Echem to Emili Sindlev who loves to clash colours with sparkles, there’s no shortage of Danes who love to opt for the more ‘out-there’ looks. It’s this eclecticism that has absolutely shone through the most recent trending fashion labels coming out of the country. Keep scrolling for a look at the brands we love and what we want to shop.

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3. BAUM UND PFERDGARTEN

Baum Und Pferdgarten is definitely one of those brands that appeals to a quirkier sense of style. From oversized checks to puff-sleeved dresses, you’ll find something that’s right for you.

Key Piece: If we had to pick, it would have to be something checked.

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5. STINE GOYA

If you love bold colours and shiny fabrics, then Stine Goya is for you. Ideal for injecting a bold touch into your wardrobe, here’s where you can get a taste for maximalism without trying too hard.

Key Piece: One of the fun jewel-coloured dresses or the latest knits, which have become an Instagram favourite.

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