young Danish fashion designers are inspired by furniture and interiors

LOUISE Sigvardt won Copenhagen Fashion Week last year,Hermes Constance " creative nest. " Competition , judged this year by the European fashion royalty like Hilary Alexander , OBE , is a platform for rising stars in the world of Scandinavian fashion parade their work to an attentive audience of buyers, designers and critics. In the same year , she found herself as a designer of women's clothing and accessories for Bruuns Bazaar . Mainstream pioneers of Scandinavian fashion look with simplicity , minimalism and accessibility defined , enter the first Danish brand Bruuns Bazaar to the official calendar of Paris. But tonight the company's rising star returned to his roots . Sigvardt earned his credentials Fashion Design School Kolding, Bruuns Bazaar , as well as chief designer Rebekka Bay, head hunted graduate from the "nest " designer of victory there . Future of Fashion: And in an area of ​​glorious late Renaissance in the center of Copenhagen, have their annual parade , launched this year's graduates of the alma mater Sigvardt titled confident . The most impressive collection in the future of fashion is Mathilde Maalouf . Smart, witty and sophisticated heartily , his work takes its cues from Danish furniture and interior designer Finn Juhl , creator of the famous Pelikan chair. Juhl , one of the fathers of modern Danish design , is also an important figure in the world of design Sigvardt Louise . Hermes Constance Bags Danish fashion is relatively new in the world of international fashion - it was visible in the 1970s , but important to the 1990s - it is not for young fashion designers unusually Danish hero-worshiping world of Danish interior and furniture design Juhl , Arne Jacobsen ( Egg and Swan chairs ), Hans Wegner ( Wishbone chair) Verner Panton ( Panton chair and cone) and Borge Mogensen (Spanish hunting and chairs ) . Despite Province of Kolding Design School - in a small harbor in Copenhagen several hours - Sigvardt with dynamic thanks in part credited his reputation in the international design scene European perspective and the ability to spin teachers about the continent. And it is not only the climate Jutland she was bracing. "I went to Kolding , because I do not want a lot of distractions ," she said. "I wanted to concentrate on my work and not be tempted by too many parties , but I travel a lot while I was there, and fell in love with Japan. , But to be honest , after three years , it was enough. " Although launched a career in mainstream Bruun , it retains its own way. "I would love to do more with my own style, which is very graphic and minimalist, with strong lines . " The international orientation Kolding firmly impressed on his work , which is threaded with a subtle gesture of homage to the Japanese post-war adaptation of denim, which is itself a love letter to the early 60s American style . In the hands of Sigvardt but denim is a contemporary - fabric - almost futuristic. "I 'm really in love with jeans and I wanted something different with the material to show his extraordinary range and integrate it with other materials to do," she says. "I wanted to treat it like you treat wool or cashmere, and I wanted to not only denim with , say, a mustache on it. " Internationalism is a central theme in the wide world of Danish and Danish fashion designer Peter Jensen and celebrated as Malene Birger both work outside of London. The young Danish designer Stine Riis , meanwhile, studied at the London College of Fashion . Winner of last year's H and M Design Award, he takes an internationalist stance resolutely : his winning collection , titled decadence and decay, was inspired by American minimalist Robert Morris and Donald Judd . The Internet has accelerated and intensified the international synapses. When David Beckham was recently photographed with new Babar Copenhagen based brand Soulland " elephant " sweat around his waist , holding his little escape from a studio Vesterbro could barely cope with the global demand. Always Kolding Design School Parade is tonight Henrik Nielsen, Director of Business Development at the Institute for Danish fashion . While most models are on display by and for women , he sees the Danish men's fashion sphere where " things happen. " luxury Bracelet " Brands such as Norse Projects , Wood Wood and Soul Country received much attention ," says Nielsen. "These three brands were very good with cooperation as a way to build a business. WoodWood has collaborated with Eastpak and Adidas Norse Projects a waterproof parka with Elka and gloves with Swedish brand Hestra during Soulland with bag, belt and gloves specialists Adax , Babar and the new collection , very successfully created . "Soul Country have Norse Projects and Wood Wood all the brands that have the experience and tradition of hand-picked and added their touch or particularly modern style. Their style on original streetwear based . Combined with a more refined style , they created something new with a call to a large number of people outside of Denmark " marked. these men have actually managed to super - coveted commercial space such as Colette and opening ceremony have something very Danish women achieved so far . Law in the world , the hottest style men's fashion is linked to street style , and the Danish menswear pulls right into this . " The growing reputation of the Danish men's fashion in the male bull market is something that Stine Riis , a contemporary of Louise Sigvardt is skillfully with a collection provide for women of the principles of masculine design inspired and encamped in the "modern woman. " It is not only that Riis traditional male seam with silk and leather to create a new perspective on women's fashion brings , it also contains details such as pockets of men and male norms such as jackets , coats and trousers. It shall be modern women - "stands proud and elegant," in his words - a kind of modern woman hopes to introduce . "I wanted to wanted to make a collection that was not for the support and for me as a designer ," she said after the H & M Design Award. " I combined shapes inspired sewing materials and colors inspired the erosion of materials like rust on metal. The result is a sophisticated collection for the modern woman. It was important to me that the collection should last more than one season. Nowadays, the consumption mode extremely fast and I like to wear my clothes for years , until they break down and it's almost like they become my friends , because they hold so many memories. " Up -and-coming Danish designers such as Riis and Sigvardt speak a similar language to describe their work, and his vocabulary is just an idea of Scandinavian life as it is about Scandinavian style . Mie Nielsen , Director General of the Danish design agency Regional Women , places well when she said : " The Nordic alternative is not so much a style as a unique way to dress Danish fashion seems inspired by the foundations of our society , and how this . is reflected in the way that the clothes are designed to be simple to carry. Danish in a good outfit , you can work , cycling and some of the same . affordability is also important. We are democratic in style and price . " Sigvardt adds shine to this question. As she celebrates the democratic ethos of Danish design , notes that street wear world conditions dictate fashion houses , they also observed the trend wardrobe basic with "One Piece mixed - a pair of shoes , a bag, a jacket ," you do not really can afford . As the future of the fashion event is coming to an end and drinks are served , it offers its own vision of the crystal ball of the trajectory of fashion for the next decade . " The middle band is on the market ," she said. "It is all on the top and bottom . " If the top and bottom meet , they create a new kind of environment , one that is anything but boring or ordinary. They should fit Danish design , whose task it is to real people in a world of increasingly globalized and fluid, very good. Hermes Bracelet For more information: Scandinavia mode of Dorothea Gundtoft by Thames & Hudson, published $ 39.95.