Copenagen Fashion Week

When the last model has ascended the runway, the lights and visuals are turned off and backstage areas have cleared after this season's fashion week, a new forum for fashion will emerge.
The online fashion platform, Fashion Forum, has been created for people who work in the fashion industry. The site has been initiated by the Fashion Zone and will feature in-depth articles and analysis of the fashion industry domestically and internationally.
Fashion Forum will essentially work as a news media and business review site, which will publish business news, debate blogs and in-depth articles as well as people and business profiles.
"We put a strong emphasis on professionally skilled journalists and writers to communicate the material. The ambition is to create a website that people in the industry will check several times every day!" says Fashion Forum editor-in-chief, Carla Christine Bruus Strube.

FashionForum.dk will launch on February 14.

CPH Vision and Terminal 2 are celebrating Copenhagen Fashion Week with many exciting events and activities in the event schedule this season. The Egekilde Afterhour Lounge at CPH Vision and Heineken & Soundvenue Afterhour Lounge at Terminal 2 on Thursday and Friday are great places to meet clients and fellow exhibitors relax after a long inspiring day at the fair. The exhibitors are also celebrating the AW10 fashion week. The Prim I Am party at Karriere Bar on Thursday, Tretorn & Puma Casual After Work Jam on Saturday and last but not least the official CPH Vision AW10 Party on Saturday are some of the events not to be missed this season. Stay up-to-date on times and places in the event schedule.

The Danish brand BLLACK NOIR which works as a diffusion line by Noir, is known for its sustainable luxury. On Saturday February 6th they will be opening their first in-store shop at Illums 2nd floor. As well as the clothes the shop will predominantly be made os sustainable materials - floors are recycled and production taken place in the proximity of Copenhagen to avoid to heavy impact on the environment. Be sure to check out their always chic styles and just allow yourself to get carried away!

The Danish designer Diana Brinks who is known for her graphic simplicity, shapes and dark silhouettes will be doing a pre-opening of her first flagship store during Copenhagen Fashion Week. The event is open to all and is a must to check out for all who loves the signature black and raw casual touches of the feminine.
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Trine Wackerhausen wins the Max Factor New Talent Award and a fully sponsored show during Copenhagen Fashion Week.
The collection stands out for its eminent attention to detail, consistent silhouettes, and thorough production. Not only is the Wackerhaus collection marked by innovative colour choices and Trine Wackerhausen's recognisable, understated femininity, it proves that the label's design identity is developing in a strong, fashion-forward and highly marketable direction.
Trine Wackerhausen will be showing her Autumn Winter 2010 collection on Thursday February 11th at City Hall during the upcoming fashion week.

The provisional show schedule for Copenhagen Fashion Week AW10 is now available online. This season's schedule features exciting shows from both new and returning brands from several of the Northern European countries. Please click here to view the schedule and please stay tuned for further updates.

Take a look at the ultimate Guide to Copenhagen Fashion Week. Here you can find information on where to find the best shopping, the fanciest restaurants, lowkey cafées, the funkiest clubs and the best places to crash.

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