FASHION & BEAUTY

Danish designer Stine Goya founded the namesake brand in 2006 after years of working in the fashion industry and witnessing a lacklustre colour palette in the Scandinavian market. Inspired by the colours of Copenhagen, Stine Goya set out to be the vibrant alternative and has been a colourful journey since on the international stage. Stine Goya values the beauty of individuality and strives to embolden its community with the joy of wearing colour.

Welcome to the AW25 edition of Copenhagen Fashion Week. Each day we will recap the day’s events, showcases, and runways. Copenhagen Fashion Week will keep its global audience updated across its social channels on the show and presentation schedule each day, along with our coverage daily here at Swanky Magazine.

Day four opened with the Ukrainian brand TG Botanical kicked off the day's show and presentation schedule, and last night, the official CPHFW x Pandora dinner, co-hosted by Dazed, celebrated the Nordic creative landscape. With a guest list including buyers, editors, key opinion leaders, and representatives from leading Nordic brands, the evening was wrapped up with the official afterparty, featuring DJs  Atusa, and ¡HARTY!

ROTATE’s Autumn Winter 2025 collection is a celebration of the ROTATE fictional muse, where classic evening glamour meets contemporary culture. Inspired by the opulence found in old fashion editorials, the collection is an immersive experience of luxurious outerwear, elegant dresses, elevated separates, and bold accessories, capturing the essence of the ROTATE’s muse.

Titled Concrete Born, the AW25 collection is inspired by the raw beauty of urban landscapes and the resilient spirit of those who inhabit them, this collection is a fearless exploration of form, texture, and emotion. A personal homage from Artistic Director Jannik Wikkelsø Davidsen to his upbringing in Denmark’s suburban neighborhoods.

The AW25 collection is a love letter from the GESTUZ muse to the person she left behind. It is a story of how life became more beautiful on the other side, and how good his biker jacket looks over her silk dress. It embraces the black widow glamour and luxury rock and roll chicness that is at the core of GESTUZ, while tipping its hat to the earlier decades that continue to inspire the collections.

Fine Chaos is an androgynous, youthful, and expressive brand that finds beauty in unexpected places and elements.

With a love for deconstruction, reconstruction, and expression, Fine Chaos pulls you into its dystopian otherworldly universe, making you feel like a part of the underground community from which the brand emerged.

Marimekko is a Finnish lifestyle design company renowned for its original prints and colors. The company's product portfolio includes high-quality clothing, bags and accessories as well as home décor items ranging from textiles to tableware.

When Marimekko was founded in 1951, its unparalleled printed fabrics gave it a strong and unique identity. Globally, there are roughly 150 Marimekko stores, and online store serves customers in 35 countries.

Filippa K releases Autumn/Winter 2025 Pre Collection Lookbook: inspired by Swedish heritage with nods to the British countryside.

The Autumn/Winter 2025 Pre Collection introduces a wardrobe of iconic pieces inspired by Scandinavian heritage, with sartorial nods to the British countryside. Driven by the practical needs of a Nordic climate, refined functional layers are designed to wear morning to night, across and between life’s occasions.

CMMN SWDN is designed by husband and wife duo Saif Bakir and Emma Bakir Hedlund, who first met in 2004 whilst studying at Central Saint Martins and London College of Fashion.

The duo gained widespread international recognition being appointed Head of Design at Kanye West's Paris design studio. Spearheading the brand solidified their idea to launch their own label which for a near decade has delivered timeless collections with an artistic and playful spirit that continuously evolve to seek new expressions.

The Fall/Winter 2025 collection is a showcase of layers and depth, embodying the distinct MUNTHE aesthetic with a strong nod to the 1970s.

This influence comes to life through an array of faux fur, slim scarves, corduroy, and duffel jackets. A bold zebra print adds a striking yet cohesive element, featured across various styles, from shirts to accessories. The collection strikes a harmonious balance between relaxed elegance and structured silhouettes, presenting a fresh take on femininity infused with subtle masculine undertones.

TG Botanical uses experimental methods of dyeing fabrics with plant pigments derived from tansy flowers, acorns, onion husks and coffee beans.

TG Botanical is a sustainable fashion brand founded in 2021 by Ukrainian designer Tetyana Chumak. Tetiana's passion for nature stems from her upbringing in a family of Ukrainian farmers.

Founded in Copenhagen in 1999, Baum und Pferdgarten is one of the leading Danish fashion houses.

Their timeless and design-led collections are full of unexpected playful contrasts.The brand name is an interplay between the surnames of the founding Creative Directors, Rikke Baumgarten and Helle Hestehave.

Frederik Berner Kühl is the designer and founder of his eponymous brand Berner Kühl.

Informed by a past in production before moving on to design and a Master's degree from Polimoda in Firenze, Frederik is striving to convey his vision in ultimate materiality. Prolonging his vision of texture and feel, his ideas first solidify into materials, which are then driving the actual design.

Welcome to the AW25 edition of Copenhagen Fashion Week. Each day we will recap the day’s events, showcases, and runways. Copenhagen Fashion Week will keep its global audience updated across its social channels on the show and presentation schedule each day, along with our coverage daily here at Swanky Magazine.

Day three opened with the Zalando Visionary Award 2025 Finalist Showcase and Exhibition featuring Feben, Iamisigo, and Rave Review, concluding with a celebratory dinner in the evening.

Caro Editions makes beautiful clothes for real people. Clothes that make you feel good. Embodying quality, craft and authenticity. Playful and easy to wear, often with a characteristic Caro touch in shape or detailing.

Under the creative direction of founder Caroline Brasch and based in Copenhagen, Caro Editions presents two collections a year as well as one-off upcycled denim and limited edition statement pieces with handmade details.

Henrik Vibskov is a renowned danish fashion designer, artist, curator and musician. Commonly associated with the fashion brand carrying the same name, the designer's work is known for its enticing universes and crossover into art installation, scenography, costumes, video, performance and exhibitions.

For the AW25 collection, Henrik Vibskov explores the intricate dance between humanity’s desire to dominate nature and the serene, self-preserving forces that govern the natural world.

Impeccable quality and craftsmanship are at the heart and soul of the MKDT Studio aesthetic. The tailored Atelier collections, made according to the couture tradition, can be found in the adjacent design studio in central Copenhagen.

MKDT Studio's sustainability lies within the timeless design, crafting a closet full of long-lasting pieces that survive season after season.

Kamo International stands for the timeless artistry of garment craftsmanship.

Their designs are an ode to manufacturing traditions, artisan skill, and human dignity. The brand curates wardrobe essentials and staple items that epitomize simplicity and cleverness, destined to become cherished classics in your personal collection of goods.

Skall Studio is known for their Danish signature knitwear, spun from Danish wool in one of the few remaining spinning mills in Denmark and afterwards knitted in one of the few remaining knitting factories in Denmark. A way to support craftsmanship and local production and to ensure transparency in the supply chain. Skall Studio is GOTS certified.

The duo Roe Eskildsen acute attention to timeless design has created the foundation for The Garment, which is visually curated by the monochrome universe of Sophia Roe and the design heritage of Charlotte Eskildsen with impeccable knitwear and precise tailoring.

HERSKIND’s AW25 collection effortlessly captures the brand’s urban sophistication and its signature interplay between femininity and masculinity. With a strong foundation in sartorial craftsmanship and premium fabrics, the collection is an exploration of wearable luxury. Designed for the stylish, contemporary woman, the pieces strike a balance between Scandinavian coolness and international allure, delivering a wardrobe that’s equal parts versatile and experimental.

Copenhagen-based lifestyle brand aiayu has been pioneering responsible, forever-favorite wardrobe staples since 2005. Meticulously crafted by master artisans in Bolivia, India, Nepal and Europe, aiayu’s collections are entirely made from pure, natural fibres in nature’s own colour palette reflecting its Scandinavian sensitivity.

Welcome to the AW25 edition of Copenhagen Fashion Week. Each day we will recap the day’s events, showcases, and runways. Copenhagen Fashion Week will keep its global audience updated across its social channels on the show and presentation schedule each day, along with our coverage daily here at Swanky Magazine.

Day two of AW25 Copenhagen Fashion Week commenced on Tuesday, kicking off with the CIFF Fashion Fair Breakfast, who will share the key takeaways from this year's trade show. Event highlights of the day include the Tekla breakfast, the Sophie Brahe Showroom opening and much more.

Created by two friends in the free-town of Christiania, Copenhagen in 1995, ALIS went from being a local voice to a national movement.

The AW25 collection and runway show, titled “Comeback Culture,” will tell the story of an emotionally resilient journey, celebrating the power of transformation and renewal by bridging the past and future through the artefacts and personas of a new generation

Rolf Ekroth is a sustainable fashion brand that creates gender neutral clothing designed to fit various body types, promoting inclusivity while reducing waste.

This collection is a reflection of endurance—not just through the endless northern winters but through the creative process itself. For Fall/Winter 2025, No Distance Left to Run draws inspiration from the harsh realities of surviving winters in the north.

Designed and proven in Iceland.

Being from Iceland and nearly a century old gives 66°North a competitive advantage over competitors. In 1926, Hans Kristjánsson founded the company in Suðureyri (66.1311° N, 23.5272° W) making protective clothing for Icelanders.

Won Hundred is a Copenhagen-based fashion brand founded in 2004 by Nikolaj Nielsen. Rooted in denim craftsmanship and unwavering quality, Won Hundred curate contemporary ready-to-wear collections and denim assortments, striving to create enduring products that unite distinctive design with versatile wardrobe essentials, transcending age and gender boundaries.

Deadwood is a force for good in an uncertain world.

The Stockholm based brand was founded in 2012 by Carl Ollson and Felix von Bahder - two friends sharing a vision of challenging the status quo. The core idea was simple; Garments and accessories made from materials that otherwise would have gone to waste.

STAMM FW2025 collection and presentation is titled 100p PASSION.

Stamm showcases her designs that celebrate innovation and sustainability. A new denim capsule featuring rose printed jeans is an example from Stamm’s personal passion of using her everyday photos of the rose garden she had her studio next to since launching the brand.

Nicklas Skovgaard Collection 10 draws inspiration from a series of three silkscreen prints by Andy Warhol titled “Hans Christian Andersen” from 1986. The “Hans Christian Andersen” series was one of the last works created by Warhol before his death. The three silkscreen prints all portray iconic paper cutting which feature gures and stories by H.C. Andersen from his renowned fairytales from the 19th century.

Welcome to the AW25 edition of Berlin Fashion Week. Each day we will recap the day’s events, showcases, and runways. Berlin Fashion Week will keep its global audience updated across its social channels on the show and presentation schedule each day, along with our coverage daily here at Swanky Magazine.

German designers kicked off day one on the runway, as Kilian Kerner, Horror Vacui, Danny Reinke, Marina Hoermanseder, and Sia Arnika launched what will be several magnificent days in Berlin Fashion Week for the AW25 Season.

Sia Arnika’s Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection is a tribute to memory, allure, and wetness. It tells the story of the Harbor Bitch—a woman who exists on the edges of myth and menace. Tapping into a memory of a woman, a factory worker, from the island of Mors, the birthplace of Sia Anika, the Danish-born designer’s latest collection channels her fierce essence.

The Austrian designer Marina Hoermanseder invited to the show of her label at the Hotel Oderberger. The designer celebrated the label's 10th anniversary with almost 700 guests with 35 unique looks under the motto "Birthday Party" with balloons, flowers, cakes and streamers.

The Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection by prêt-à-couture designer Danny Reinke, titled "90 Seconds to Midnight" merges the dark narratives of Heinrich Hoffmann's Struwwelpeter with the metaphor of the Doomsday Clock. This symbolic clock, currently set at 90 seconds to midnight, serves as a warning to humanity about the threat of self-destruction.

HORROR VACUI, translating to 'fear of empty spaces' from Latin, encapsulates the brand's ethos - every piece is a canvas for intricate details and rich narratives. With the charm of Bavarian tradition, the signature scalloped edges, Froschgoscherl trims, and meticulous smockings are the heartbeats of Anna's creations, ensuring that every piece resonates with the depth of artisanal craftsmanship. A testament to Anna's dedication to filling life's voids with beauty, one garment at a time.

In his Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection titled "Shitstorm", Kilian Kerner Berlin addresses a highly topical and socially relevant issue: hate and hostility on the internet. The designer's show is a powerful plea against this form of digital attack and its consequences, with the designs symbolizing responsibility, courage, and the ability to creatively reflect on societal challenges.