To celebrate their 30-year anniversary Ciff will host its first consumer fashion show. With the aim of demystifying the world of fashion towards the public, Ciff in collaboration with Darling Creative has created this must-see experience. A show which combines both Fashion & Music, by showcasing a creative & innovative runway show with 60 diverse looks across 3 small shows, accompanied by 2 amazing musical features from Drew Sycamore & Outlandish - All packed in an exiting 1-hour experience.

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Ciff Trade Fair
February 1 - 3, 2023
Bella Center
Center Blvd. 5
2300 Copenhagen

Bella Arena
Center Boulevard 5
2300 Copenhagen

Gran Canaria SwimWeek is the only professional runway show for swimwear in Europe, promoted by the Cabildo de Gran Canaria since 1996. A visual compilation of the last editions of Gran Canaria SwimWeek, the only professional runway show for swimwear in Europe. The video reflects the spirit and essence of the event, the specialisation of our fashion companies in swimwear, combined with images of the island of Gran Canaria, destination of sun, beaches, and magnificent peaks that has become our hallmark.

Gran Canaria SwimWeek is the main fashion show of the programme “Gran Canaria Moda Cálida”, created since 1996 by Gran Canaria Cabildo Insular (Island Council) to support the textile industry of the island of Gran Canaria, whose specific purposes include promoting and publicising the swimwear sector through various actions, including those of organising and/or participating in local, Spanish and international catwalks and fashion shows.

Gran Canaria SwimWeek is the ideal international platform to present collections linked to high-quality, sustainable, and handcrafted swimwear, the main values on which the event is based. A total of 38 national and international swimwear brands took part in the latest edition of the catwalk, together with the specialised international press and buyers. It has grown exponentially to reach more than 373 million people.

Krystalgade 22
1172 Copenhagen

Migliorini Venue is a platform showcasing a carefully selected portfolio of Scandinavian and international brands with a conscious mindset. The Copenhagen-based public relations and retail positioning agency Migliorini is presenting their sixth edition of Migliorini Venue during Copenhagen Fashion Week. The venue is presenting new and well-established labels within fashion, beauty, and lifestyle towards press, influencers, and buyers.

Migliorini Venue vol. 6 will kick off with a breakfast on Monday the 30th in collaboration with co-host Eurowoman. By invitation and appointment only.

The Audo
Århusgade 130
2150 Copenhagen

Request attendance: sille@migliorini.dk

After two years in the making, Tomorrow Denim has finally launched a new product group; shirts, certified by the Nordic Swan Ecolabel. The first brand in the world that has managed to get this tough certification on shirts. As there were no Swan Ecolabel fabrics on the market, we have developed the fabric from scratch and taken it to the Swan certification process all the way from harvesting cotton to stitching and producing the final products.

An exclusive dinner event exhibiting the shirts, artist performances and great food and beverages. In collaboration with Load Creatives on concept, set-design and guest management.

Copenhagen

The exhibition looks back in time since the first prize was awarded to Peter Jensen in 2012. Previous winners of the prize show examples of their work and provide an insight into their work process. In addition to Peter Jensen, the exhibition includes Anne Sofie Madsen, Cecilie Bahnsen, A. Roege Hove, Emilie Helmstedt and last years winner Iso.Poetism by Tobias Birk Nielsen.

M
oreover, the exhibition gives an insight into the values behind the founding of the department store Magasin du Nord by Emil Vett and Theodor Wessel, which are the same values ​​that underlie the Wessel & Vett Fashion Prize. The exhibition also shows the historical sketchbooks and other items from the rich Magasin archive including from the dress salon. The dress salon existed from 1913-1976 and created couture for more affluent Danes. The dress salon set the tone in Danish fashion for several decades, and contributed to manifest Magasin as one of the leading department stores in fashion.

The exhibition can be experienced January 19 – February 26, 2023

Magasin du Nord Museum
Vingårdstræde 6
1070 Copenhagen

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The Official AW23 Opening Ceremony

Copenhagen Fashion Week celebrates the AW23 season at the official opening ceremony co-hosted by Dansk Fashion & Textile, Revolver, Ciff and Fashion in Helsinki.

Physical attendance by invitation only

Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
Dantes Plads 7
Copenhagen

Request Attendace: rsvp@copenhagenfashionweek.com

For AW23, Cphfw invited industry leaders and creatives to discuss a wide range of topics and issues within the fashion industry, from accelerating sustainability, championing change for underrepresented voices, fashion in the museum, to the effective incubation of talent. The talks will be released digitally during Cphfw each day, running exclusively on the Cphfw website and Spotify.

For small talks - big conversations: Accelerating action on sustainability, the panel discusses what progress fashion has made, what the main challenges are and what needs to happen next in order to accelerate action on sustainability.

Moderator:

Emily Chan, Senior Sustainability & Features Editor of Vogue UK (in the photo)

Panel:

Cecilie Thorsmark, CEO of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Rebekka Bay, Creative Director of Marimekko

Frederik Larsen, Co-founder of In futurum

Sophia Li, Freelance Contributor of Atmos

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Copenhagen

This Copenhagen Fashion Week Cecilie Bahnsen is delighted to partner with Studio x to debut the newest collection in the Encore series: a collection concept that gives a second life to surplus fabrics. The pieces on exhibit have been created entirely using archival materials from seasons past.

Dronningens Tværgade 50

1302 Copenhagen

Mending in Art and Fashion

A new aesthetic phenomenon is spreading across the worlds of art and fashion: mending aesthetics. Mending and recycling are gaining creative momentum, producing stunning experimental creations. Recycled materials, dead stock and sophisticated mending techniques beget rewarding stories and ornamentation giving new life to clothes and providing fertile ground for novel aesthetic expressions. The exhibition Beautiful Repair focuses on the exchange between two creative fields coming together in an exploration of clothes, our “second skin”. How do we communicate with our surroundings through fashion, and what importance do we assign to the objects we surround ourselves with – as a society and in our personal lives?

Created in partnership with Alpha, the exhibition shows works by a host of artists and fashion designers, some for the first time in Denmark: Zadie Xa, Rasmus Myrup, Elina Heilanen, Minna Palmqvist, Lee Mingwei, Marie Sloth Rousing & Anna Clarisse Holck Wæhrens, Pia Camil, Idaliina Friman, Tenant of Culture, All-In, Ella Morris, Kristine Sehested-Blad, Beatrice Stenmark, Rottingdean Bazaar, Chopova Lowena & Holly Blakey.

The exhibition officially opens 31.01.23 at 19:00 and can be explored from 01.02.23 – 03.09.23

ALL–IN Collection N°2, “Miss France” Look 20. Photo: Pascal Gambarte

Refshalevej 173A
1432 Copenhagen

For AW23, Cphfw invited industry leaders and creatives to discuss a wide range of topics and issues within the fashion industry, from accelerating sustainability, championing change for underrepresented voices, fashion in the museum, to the effective incubation of talent. The talks will be released digitally during Cphfw each day, running exclusively on the Cphfw website and Spotify.

For small talks - big conversations: Fashion in the museum, the panel explores the cultural value of fashion when it is displayed in the museum, the overlap between art and fashion, and why fashion is new theme in Nordic art museums.

Moderator:

Ane Lynge-Jorlén, Curator and Director of Alpha (in the photo)

Panel:

Nina Due, Director of the Röhsska Museum of Design and Craft

Marie Laurberg, Director of Copenhagen Contemporary

Minna Palmqvist, Fashion Designer and Artist

Digital

Copenhagen

How the contamination of disciplines can lead the fashion industry to be more sustainable both from an economic and social point of view?

A panel with industry professionals moderated by Ied - Istituto europeo di design will try to understand how fashion is evolving today.

Fashion is not only identity or the search for an identity, but never before has it been a megaphone for narrating socio-economic events or launching ethical messages. Starting from the Las Manuelas project - born as an experiment with Ied fashion design students with the idea of proposing new values and ways of doing things in fashion - possible or alternative scenarios to the fashion system will be found, trying to redefine or clarify key words such as sustainability, luxury, inclusiveness, technology, contamination and the future.

David Lapof, Ied Research Center, will moderate the interventions of Isabel Berz, director of Las Manuelas project, Kristian Snorre Andersen, co founder and ceo of Adorno and Julia Weems Fashion Director at Ied Barcelona with possible incursions of additional contributors.

Hotel Skt. Petri
Krystalgade 22
1172 Copenhagen

Ied and Adorno present a collaborative journey integrating a diverse community of artisans, street artists and institutions resulting in eleven scarves handcrafted by Peruvian alpaca breeders.

Las Manuelas is a creative community without barriers, a collective commitment, a platform to promote the connection and horizontal collaboration between Peruvian alpaca artisans with artists, designers, art directors, curators and creative minds from all over the world. The exhibition takes place in the spaces of Tableau Gallery, where an effective installation highlights not only the fabrics made from the precious natural alpaca wool, hand-dyed and knitted on the basis of the artwork of contemporary artists, but also the matrix on which the artisans patiently worked to understand the pattern and the best technique to make the final fabric.

The project is brought to Copenhagen thanks to the contribution of Ied-Istituto europeo di design who was involved since the early stages and provided continuous support throughout the development.

Tableau Gallery Store
Kongensgade 50
1264 Copenhagen

Rotate after show party. Plus karaoke, Korean-inspired food and drinks all night.

Strictly by invitation only.

Propaganda Restaurant
Vester Farimagsgade 2
1606 Copenhagen

Request attendance: pjo@birger-christensen.com

For AW23, Cphfw invited industry leaders and creatives to discuss a wide range of topics and issues within the fashion industry, from accelerating sustainability, championing change for underrepresented voices, fashion in the museum, to the effective incubation of talent. The talks will be released digitally during Cphfw each day, running exclusively on the Cphfw website and Spotify.

For small talks - big conversations: The importance of effectively incubating new talent, the panel explores how you can effectively incubate the future of the fashion industry as rising talents around the world come forth to pose new solutions and vital perspectives.

Moderator:

Nicole Demarco, US Editor at i-D (in the photo)

Panel:

Nora Eslander, Head of Communications & PR of Renewcell

Alectra Rothschild, Creative Director of Alectra Rothschild

Olya Kuryshchuk, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of 1 Granary

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Copenhagen

The official AW23 Zalando sustainability award winner announcement and ceremony.

By only appointment + Digital

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Copenhagen

Copenhagen Fashion Week has recently strengthened its policy to ensure their runways remain fur free.

In celebration of this, World Animal Protection is hosting a talk moderated by Lotte Thor, focusing on what an animal friendly future for fashion means to the panel, including Anne Skare Nielsen, futurist, Cecilie Ingdal, Editor-in-Chief Elle DK, Frederik Larsen, co-founder of In futurum, Julie Skall, co-founder of Skall Studio & Stephanie Kruuse Klausen, World Animal Protection.

Læderstræde 15

1201 Copenhagen

Kvadrat/Raf Simons is launching the second collection of its game-changing Shaker system, an expanding family of lifestyle accessories that reset how we live and create beauty from order.

Building on the Shaker concept and Collection 1, which focused on items for the living room and hallway, Collection 2 ventures into the bathroom with bathrobes, towels, toiletry bags, slippers and clutches.

Kvadrat/Raf Simons Flagship
Store Møntergade 3D
1116 Copenhagen