Copenhagen Fashion Week Turns into Fashion Buzz

This season Copenhagen Fashion Week boasts 41 shows and presentations from Danish,
Scandinavian and international brands such as Ganni, Stine Goya, By Malene Birger and Cecilie
Bahnsen. The sustainable fashion brand BLANCHE will officially open Copenhagen Fashion Week
on Tuesday, 6 August, followed by three days packed with shows, presentations, and industry
events.

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More Scandinavian brands at Copenhagen Fashion Week
As of the SS20 edition, Copenhagen Fashion Week is the sole Scandinavian fashion week on the
international schedule following the cancellations of both Stockholm Fashion Week and Oslo
Runway and a growing number of Swedish and Norwegian brands will, therefore, be in
Copenhagen to showcase their SS20 collections. The shows and presentations include Swedish
brands such as Rodebjer, HOPE, Little Liffner, and Stand, as well as the Norwegian fashion house
Holzweiler, which is showing for the fifth consecutive season. The presence of these Scandinavian
brands, alongside the acclaimed Danish brands and high-profile international guests, bears
witness to Copenhagen Fashion Week’s increasingly unique position on the international fashion
calendar.

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