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Copenhagen Fashion Week Continues to Place Sustainability Front and Center

Scandinavian style codes are inimitable, instantly recognized due to their minimalist yet expressive nature. Defined by daring prints, crisp linens, and color blocking, Copenhagen's fashion tendencies have been widely embraced by the internet and fashion girlies worldwide. Aside from putting unexpected combos and high-spirited color palettes on the map, the Copenhagen fashion scene has also raised a higher awareness of sustainability practices within the industry.In 2020, Copenhagen Fashion Week...

info@hypebae.com (Hypebae) Mon, 12 Aug 2024 Hypebae
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Speedo's Latest "Hydraline" Collection Is Made by Women, for Women

Have you ever gone swimming and felt like your swimsuit can't support your body's movement? It's not like you can wear a sports bra underneath your swimwear, or can you? Well, Speedo has released its first-ever sports bra for water, including the most optimal support for your bust. The "Hydrabra" features side wings and a shelf bra with removable cups so you can just focus on excelling in the pool.The "Hydraline" collection expertly caters to the female form, crafted to endure even the most inte...

info@hypebae.com (Hypebae) Mon, 12 Aug 2024 Hypebae
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Glamor, Guide Dogs and Graduate Shows: Your Definitive Recap of CPHFW SS25

The Spring/Summer 2025 season of Copenhagen Fashion Week is officially over and as always, guests were treated to a slew of impressive showcases by both established and emerging designers. Fan favorites like Operasport, A Roege Hove and Rolf Ekroth made triumphant returns to the runway while Alectra Rothschild gave us a fashion-worthy affair to remember and London-based Sinead O'Dwyer made her (very welcome) Copenhagen debut with a guide dog on the runway.Elsewhere, this season saw showcases fro...

info@hypebae.com (Hypebae) Fri, 09 Aug 2024 Hypebae
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Sinead O'Dwyer Brings Accessibility to Copenhagen Fashion Week

Sinead O'Dwyer is always one to watch, and that didn't change just because she moved from London Fashion Week to Copenhagen. If anything, the Irish designer's Danish debut was a level above her previous showcases, thanks partly to the city's glorious Opera Park in which the show was held, and in majority due to O'Dwyer's affinity for accessibility.Working with a foundation that supports the visually impaired, the designer's showcase saw its usual slew of real models, including London-based model...

info@hypebae.com (Hypebae) Wed, 07 Aug 2024 Hypebae