Another army/jungle inspired show at Margit Brandt. Khaki and army green dresses, shorts and again a more feminine version of the low crotch pants. Styled with Rayban Aviators and rattan Fedoras you can book yourself a stylish (urban) safari. At the finale the models tributed Margit Brandt with a tshirt as she was the first international known Danish designer. With her heighdays between the sixties and eighties the company is now run by her daughter Julie Brandt Dam.

Back to school with London based Danish designer Peter Jensen. Graphic designs in primary colours like apple green, red and cobalt blue. Whoever sends his models on the catwalk wearing sporty socks, and get away with it too, gets a thumbs up from me.

For their mens collection Bruuns Bazaar was very inspired by my fave tvshow of the moment Mad Men, beautiful suits with fifties-style thin ties. The womans collection showed the combination of prints and various soft nude tones. As with BZR, I’m not objective, I love and want it all!

One of the coolest things about blogging is getting to know new brands such as Soulland. The traditional Scandinavian craftmanship surely shows on the catwalk, classic menswear with a modern look, a brand to remember.

Rützou brings the new, more feminine, version of the lowcrotch pants and a gorgeous Gustav Klimmt inspired dress. The mix of luxurious materials, colour combinations and jewellery make the look easy but not too boho.