Han Kjøbenhavn AW21

January 29, 2021

Danish fashion house Han Kjøbenhavn presents their Autumn/Winter 2021 co-ed collection, which debuted at Milan Fashion Week.

On the brand's strong international growth, founder and creative director Jannik Wikkelsø Davidsen says, "Showing at the biggest fashion scenes is a crucial part of this plan. Becoming an established part of the Milan Fashion Week calendar, with its strong heritage and international recognition, is an important step in the journey of Han Kjøbenhavn."

The designs and overall mood of the collection represents its melancholic origins. With dramatic silhouettes and hard shapes mixed with refined craftsmanship techniques, the collection pulls from Davidsen's state of mind while creating it, and even the current state of the world.

Photos courtesy of Han Kjøbenhavn

"It's the mental 'sweet spot', where the darkness takes over and you feel enlightened—where the darkness feels progressive."

Check it out below.

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View the complete collection below.

Photos Courtesy of Courrèges

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Take a look at the lookbook below.