Color blocking plays a key role in the designs, with primarily black or white garments punctuated by splashes of vivid color. The contrast between the base tones and the accent hues creates a dynamic visual rhythm, allowing the gold detailing and linear shapes to stand out while maintaining cohesion across the collection.
-
-
Stasia S/S 2015 Copenhagen Fashion Week
The collection shines in its diversity of silhouettes. Cocktail dresses, fitted gowns, and flowing skirts demonstrate how luxurious fabrics can be manipulated in multiple ways, allowing Stasia to balance elegance with playful experimentation. Patterns are subtle but impactful, layering texture and print to create visual interest without overwhelming the wearer.
-
Han Kjobenhavn Menswear S/S 2015
The runway presentation itself added drama and context. Models walked down a water-filled runway wearing face masks, emphasizing the futuristic, slightly theatrical tone of the collection. This playful experimentation mirrored the garments’ design philosophy, blending functionality with artistic flair. Layers and separates dominate the lineup, allowing for versatile styling and mixing-and-matching that feels both casual and considered.
-
Bruuns Bazaar S/S 2015 Copenhagen Fashion Week
Sleek neutrals and off white almost camel. Structured classic outerwear and strong simple stand alone pieces each paired with sunglasses. She lookin @ me? tbh IDK. source:
-
Mads Norgaard S/S 2015 Copenhagen Fashion Week
Mads Nørgaard’s Spring Summer 2015 collection channels a distinctly nineties attitude with a nod to denim-heavy, almost grunge-inspired style. The looks feel relaxed and unfussy, leaning into effortless cool rather than overt polish. Flowing silhouettes dominate the collection, creating an easy sense of movement and wearability throughout.
-
Margrethe-Skolen S/S 2015 Copenhagen Fashion Week
Margrethe-Skolen’s Spring Summer 2015 show felt like a collage of ideas, presenting a wide range of aesthetics within a single runway. The collection moved rapidly between moods, offering urban looks alongside lace-heavy moments, touches of goth, futuristic styling, and clear references to sixties silhouettes. The variety kept the show dynamic and unpredictable.
-
Barbara i Gongini S/S 2015 Copenhagen Fashion Week
The silhouettes felt utilitarian and slightly severe, with pieces designed to be mixed and stacked in unconventional ways. Fabrics and textures carried most of the visual interest, emphasizing construction and movement over color or ornamentation. The collection felt quiet but intense, relying on mood rather than spectacle.
-
Wildfox F/W 2014 Lookbook
The styling reinforces the playful tone. Layering is casual but considered, with pieces that feel ready for long phone calls, lounging, or painting your nails. Graphics, slogans, and subtle embellishments add personality without overwhelming the looks. Accessories are kept minimal, letting the garments’ colors, textures, and playful motifs take center stage.
-
“Hall of Emotions” by Photographer Marcin Tyszka
Photographer Marcin Tyszka’s Hall of Emotions, shot for Vogue Thailand, presents model Patrycja G. in a striking interpretation of goth-mod luxury. The editorial places her within the expansive, empty halls of a university, creating a sense of isolation that contrasts with the richness of her styling. Deep, moody colors and dark fabrics highlight the garments’ texture and form while standing out vividly against her pale skin.
-
Art by Justin Mortimer
From a body suspended by the neck to an unclothed consumed by encroaching forest fires, Mortimer’s paintings do not shy away from discomfort. The scenes are carefully composed, with precise attention to light, texture, and detail that amplifies the sense of unease. Each work feels like a glimpse into private torment, capturing confusion, vulnerability, and the darker edges of the human experience.
-
JAC + JACK’S SPRING 2014 CAMPAIGN
The campaign features models Lena Hardt, Jamie Wise, and James Kennedy, each embodying a calm, unassuming elegance. Posed lounging by the water, walking along sunlit terraces, or enjoying casual interactions, the trio brings a sense of authenticity and ease to the imagery. The styling highlights relaxed tailoring, lightweight fabrics, and classic silhouettes, all rendered in a consistent palette of white and soft neutrals.
