Coolin’ in CPH

November 29, 2019

You know the feeling—that moment when you accidentally look at somebody in public, and they just straight up ooze cool. Or when they’re so cool that it makes you reevaluate your life choices. You might even find yourself aching to channel Britney and shave all your hair off to start over from scratch.

Text by Vivian Cheng
Photographers Maria and Louise Thornfeldt
Styling and casting by Louise Borchers
Models: Tobias J at Tomorrow Is Another Day; Louise Cehofski at Scoop Models; Maya at OD Casting; Liva at Diva Models; Mads at Tomorrow Is Another Day; Casper Christiansen at The Claw Models; Selma at Le Management; Emma at Diva Models; Cecilie, Magnus Villemoes at Le Management; Caroline Tassing at Le Management; Nicolaj Springborg at Scoop Models; Emil Wæde, Dudu, Birita at OD Casting; Mads, Sofie Celander at Scoop Models
Assistants: Johanne Thorup Arndal and Claire Maguire Toft

office hung around in Copenhagen to create a fresh new series of looks and faces for you to scroll through. Be warned, the series leaves viewers with more questions than answers. You might be wondering what they’re thinking about or where they’re headed or what their hobbies are, but the mysteries linger long after the encounter is over. This series, like the finer things in life, requires little explaining.

Bon appétit. Or dare we say vær så god?

Left - Tobias is wearing sweater by HAN KJØBENHAVN

Right - Louise is wearing her own clothes

Left - Maya is wearing sweater by STINE GOYA, Shorts by SOULLAND and boots by GANNI

Right - Liva is wearing dress by Amanda Bugge

Left - Mads is wearing his own clothes

Right - Casper is wearing shirt by MARTIN ASBJØRN

Left - Selman is wearing jacket and coat by HENRIK VIBSKOV and shoes by BIRKENSTOCK

Right - Emma is wearing sweater, skirt and boots by GANNI

Left - Cecilie is wearing sweater by GANNI

Right - Magnus is wearing dress by SOLITUDE STUDIOS

Left - Caroline is wearing t-shirt by HAN KJØBENHAVN, dress stylist’s own

Right - Nicolaj is wearing sweater by MARTIN ASBJØRN

Left - Camilla is wearing coat by SAKS POTTS

Right - Louise is wearing her own clothes

Left - Louise is wearing jacket by HUNKØN

Right - Emil is wearing his own clothes

Left - Maya is wearing top by NELLY MARIE

Right - Emma is wearing sweater, skirt and boots by GANNI

Left - Mads is wearing Vest by SOULLAND

Right - Sofie is wearing jacket by MARTIN ASBJØRN, top by ROTATE, and pants by SUNFLOWER

Left - Casper is wearing shirt by MARTIN ASBJØRN, pants by SUNFLOWER

Right - Birita is wearing top by LOUISE LYNGH BJERREGAARD, t-shirt by TONSURE, pants are stylist’s own

Left - Sofie is wearing top by ROTATE

Right - Emil is wearing all clothes by SOLITUDE STUDIOS, Dudu is wearing dress by LOUISE LYNGH BJERREGAARD and jacket by MARTIN ASBJØRN

Left - Cecilie is wearing sweater by GANNI, pants by HAN KJØBENHAVN

Right - Johanne is wearing coat by HAN KJØBENHAVN

Left - Magnus is wearing dress by SOLITUDE STUDIOS

Right - Liva is wearing dress by AMANDA BUGGE, pants by HAN KJØBENHAVN shoes are stylist’s

Left - Magnus is wearing his own clothes, Konrad is wearing coat by MARTIN ASBJØRN, Cecilie is wearing sweater by GANNI and pants by HAN KJØBENHAVN

Right - Emil is wearing SOLITUDE STUDIOS, Dudu is wearing dress by LOUISE LYNGH BJERREGAARD and jacket by MARTIN ASBJØRN

Left - Camilla is wearing coat by SAKS POTTS

Right - Chili is wearing sweater by MADS BIRKELY pants by HAN KJØBENHAVN, boots by STINE GOYA

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