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15/08/2023

COPENHAGEN FASHION WEEK SPRING-SUMMER 2024 

Spring-Summer 2024 collections of Scandinavian brands were presented in August marking the beginning of the fashion weeks’ season. As usual taking place in Copenhagen, the hottest destination for design lovers and seekers of unique inspirations. Magdalena Witosz and Kateryna Gavrylets, founders of Match agency, participate each season in the most significant events of Copenhagen Fashion Week. This edition of CPHFW welcomed Polish influencers – Joanna Horodyńska, Lara Gessler, and Marta Wierzbicka, each distinguished by their unique and unconventional styles. Influencers attended shows of Herskind, Munthe, Gestuz, and Custommade, adding their creative interpretations of Scandi brands’ styling. In between the shows and presentations posing for street-style fashion photographers who flew to Copenhagen from all corners of the world.

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Herskind

Herskind show opened this year  Copenhagen Fashion Week showcasing at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Their Spring-Summer 2024 collection boasts over twenty silhouettes in a neutral palette, merging black, ecru, white, beige, and shades of grey. Herskind represents a fusion of traditional tailoring and modern aesthetics, showcasing impeccably tailored relaxed suits, a sensuous blend of heavier and lighter fabrics, and oversized cuts. A standout in the collection is leather: dark brown leather jackets, a maxi skirt, and a pistachio-colored leather coat. These were seamlessly integrated with flowing fabrics and sheerness in the show. Coveted details? Hats and sunglasses with transparent lenses, exuding retro aesthetics.

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Munthe

The Munthe show made a special impression, starring Alana Hadid, sister to the renowned Gigi and Bella Hadid. Alana Hadid flew to Copenhagen on a special invitation from  Munthe, gracing the opening of the show. Her natural allure captivated. Just like the other models, spanning from twenties to seventies. Styling curated by Naja Munthe herself, the creative force and designer behind the brand. Munthe show’s backdrop featured drapes of fabric reflecting the collection’s mood and color palette. Munthe for Spring-Summer 2024 embodies fantasy and artistic sensibility wrapped in superb quality. Before diving into the work on collection, Naja Munthe jetted off to London, exploring various art galleries. A fusion of sculpture, painting and drawing became an inspiration for Naja. Envisioning the spring-summer collection as an art gallery where every piece is an object of admiration. Leading colors are red and blue, interweaving with black leather, sheer whites, beige and artistic patterns. Eclectic nonchalance. And in the front row? Top influencers from across the globe.

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Gestuz

After Munthe, everyone rushed to  the iconic district of Christiania, for a Gestuz show. Gestuz fashion show was one of the most anticipated events of the season, with the brand’s founder, Sanne Sehested, being an undisputed style icon in Denmark. Sanne Sehested is known for her passion for music, a fact she often emphasizes herself. The presentation of the Spring-Summer collection was accompanied by an intimate concert. Gestuz impressed with innovative ideas and a fresh take on details: double belts at the waist, long sensual dresses worn over trousers, oversized relaxed shorts and bold denim total looks. Leading colors are white, ecru, light and dark blue, faded yellow, and ochre. Particularly intriguing was the rarely seen ochre on jumpsuits and hooded blouses.

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Custommade

During this CPFW summer edition Custommade has invited the Polish team to an intimate collection presentation to share its inspirations for this season. The collection embodies the quintessence of femininity – shimmering fabrics, pastel colors, romantic ruffles, sheerness, graceful stripes, and polka dots. When it comes to skirts, they’re either mini or knee-length. The predominant colors? Shades of blue, warm beiges, and creams.

 

The Copenhagen fashion shows for Spring-Summer 2024 drifted us to a world where unique aesthetics and refined taste meet with quality and diversity. Each brand strongly emphasized its distinctive character. And the Danish capital? Left an unforgettable impression as it always does.

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