Copenhagen Fashion Week has become a not-to-be-missed event that plunges us into the fascinating world of Nordic fashion. At the heart of this movement, Scandi style is redefining fashion standards. Long skirts, sweaters, straight trousers, oversized shirts… The Sandi girl loves comfort and ethical fashion, and that’s what makes her THE hit girl to follow. Everyone is snapping up the style of these Nordic girls. They include Pernille Teisbaek, Matilda Djerf, Sylvie Mus and Emilie Sindlev… Discover the brands you need to follow to become the ultimate Scandi girl.
For the original Scandi girl: Saks Potts
Saks Potts is an iconic Danish brand with a bold and original style. Founded by Barbara and Cathrine Saks, the brand quickly established itself as a phenomenon thanks to its uncompromising approach. The house’s signature: a dazzling palette that blends vivid hues with unexpected contrasts. Designers Barbara and Cathrine don’t just play with colours, they also explore different textures. From extravagant furs to luxurious leathers and exotic materials… Creating pieces that arouse the curiosity and admiration of all. Avant-garde silhouettes, original details and creative proportions make each garment a work of art in its own right. By pushing back convention, the brand encourages its followers to express their individuality and embrace their originality with confidence.
Created by Tetyana Chumak, a designer of Ukrainian origin, TG Botanical stands out for the perfect fusion between fashion and sustainability. The designer integrates botanical elements into the design of her collections and offers an organic aesthetic. From subtle floral patterns to nature-inspired prints, each piece is indeed a new environmental story. Beyond aesthetics, TG Botanical is fully committed to ethical practices. The use of sustainable and eco-friendly materials reflects the brand’s mission to create fashion that leaves no negative mark on the planet. From sustainable packaging to collaborations with environmental organizations, TG Botanical strives to reduce its impact on the planet.
Kristofer Kongshaug gained his experience at prestigious fashion houses such as Dior, Lanvin and Balmain, where he was trained. It was in 2012 that he created his own brand: Forza Collective. She embodies Scandinavian minimalism in its purest form with refined and functional pieces. Every detail is carefully thought out to offer a timeless and practical aesthetic with impeccable cuts. Each garment is a statement of minimalist sophistication. Forza Collective focuses on high quality fabrics, carefully selected textures, prioritizing durability. The pieces in the house are designed to be versatile, adapting equally well to a day at the office or a casual evening, which is what makes it timeless and so Scandi.
Mark Kenly’s studio Domino Tan stands out for its ability to fuse classic Danish craftsmanship with a modern aesthetic. This inspiration translates into refined details and impeccable finishes that give it this elegant and timeless style. Tan’s ecological commitment is palpable in each creation. Whether through delicate embroidery, expert stitching or exquisite fabric choices, the brand strives to provide an exceptional clothing experience.
