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.

Set apart by its streamlined aesthetic and sustainable approach to design, A. ROEGE HOVE redefines modern knitwear with designs that honor the confidence and complexity of the modern women. For the Autumn/Winter 2025 collection, Danish designer Amalie Røge Hove’s namesake label crafts sculptural pieces that play with volume and interact directly with the human form.

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 one of AW25 Copenhagen Fashion Week commenced on Monday, kicking off with a highly curated schedule of some of the biggest brands in Nordic fashion

Following its successful launch in 2024, the fashion and lifestyle womenswear brand STEL returns to Copenhagen Fashion Week with its inaugural on-schedule show. Founder and Creative Director Astrid Andersen presented COLLECTION 03 at the Danish architecture studio BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group's HQ,

The collection seeks to visualize the emotional landscapes of wanting autonomy over ones body. But more so it explores the vastness of the traumatized body. The scars and bruises from mental and physical abuse that we as trans people face daily.

Existing at the intersection of Copenhagen and Seoul, Birrot fuses two distinct identities to create a brand built on duality. Founded in 2018, Fall-Winter 2025 marks the fourteenth collection for Birrot – but its first presented in a show format. After almost seven years spent refining and honing the brand, this season is an opportunity to elevate the offering while further exploring the cultural contrasts that have come to define Birrot.

“I fell in love with french illustrations from old magazines dated back to the 20 ́s and 30 ́s featuring draping and alot of focus on a dropped waist line. They were either very strict and structured, or 360 degrees, I like the idea of bringing these to life, and placing them in a more contemporary and modern setting” - Kristoffer Kongshaug”