Freya Dalsjø S/S ‘20

August 07, 2019

This season, Freya Dalsjø hijacked the Biblioteket for Copenhagen Fashion Week, and honestly, we’re better off for it. Encapsulating both elegance and mystery, office had the chance to marvel at the collection up close and personal backstage.

Launched in 2011, this independent womenswear brand continues to flourish in Copenhagen. The creator, Freya Dalsjø structures her designs based on her appreciation for women and their physical constraints. Her offbeat approach to garment construction results “in a humbled, yet irreverent approach to tradition.”

Despite being less than a decade old, Freya Dalsjø stands as a key innovative player in CPHFW. The S/S ‘20 collection consisted of sleek, angular lines, matched together with midnight black sportswear glasses.

Text by Margaux Halloran
Photos by Mia Jørgensen

Check out some exclusive BTS from the collection for yourself below.

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