From sardine tins to pastel slips, the Norwegian brand’s Copenhagen showing played with tablescapes and easy summer layering
Representing Norway on the Copenhagen Fashion Week schedule was Holzweiler, which turned its store into a showroom. The food still-lives in the lookbook refer back to the premise of the collection: tablescapes. However, a single broderie anglaise tablecloth dress and a sardine tin print weren’t enough to make this idea convincing.
That said, it’s easy to imagine a floral slip layered over a gray T-shirt or jeans zhuzhed up with a trailing scarf, worn to a summer dinner party. The pastel hues also evoked a vacation mood. When the sun finally sets in the long Nordic summer nights, the temperatures drop with it; this offering includes leather jackets for girls and guys to slip over short sleeves and shorts, as well as a charming wallpaper-print fleece.
See all the looks from Holzweiler's SS26 collection below.
