Net-a-Nanna: CPH Fashion Week

Wackerhaus

Danish Trine Wackerhausen, who got last season’s Max Factor New Talent Award, did a great selection of black, brown, grey, peach, and mint colours, staying true to her talent of mixing feminine and masculine elements within her collection. Great job Miss Wackerhausen!

Really nicely cut!

Bruuns Bazaar

Bruuns Bazaar is known for its highly ranked campaign models (previously Carmen Kass adorned the pictures), and this winter we get the delight of seeing the Paris Vogue-admired Russian model, Anna Selezneva, who’s currently ranked #18 on Models.com, in the magazines.

BZR

BZR is Bruuns Bazaar’s diffusion line aimed at a younger and more rebellious target group than its ‘big sister’. For the SS11 collection, BZR did light tones in brown, beige, army, and blue (think Stella McCartney’s SS10 collection as inspiration) and mixed in some good coats and nice patterns and stripes.

Spon Diogo

In this look I’m seeing the toughness of Pilati’s FW09-look for YSL.

Moonspoon Saloon

Even though I wasn’t really into Moonspoon Saloon’s SS11 collection, I have to mention it because of its dramatic runway show (I wasn’t present, though, I can only speak from what I’ve seen and read). It reminded me of the Cirque de Soleil show ‘Ovo’ if anyone’s seen that. See the pictures below.

Minimarket

Take care when wearing a dress or skirt that ends just below the knees - for normal people (i.e. people not blessed with model length legs) it can "cut" your legs really short. To help your legs look longer, wear heels.

Peter Jensen

Jesper Høvring

The Danish designer is always good for an evening gown or four. Here are my two favourites from the SS11 collection.

Henrik Vibskov

The Danish Diane Pernet-cherished designer once again showed his collection in Copenhagen. This season the collection was called ‘Anatomy of The Self’ and was presented on a bridge.