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The 5 Scandi moments you might have missed at Milan Fashion Week

By Eleanor Kittle
Mona Tougaard walks Bottega Veneta in an all white look with red floral accent

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From Danish models taking to the Vogue World runway to Elsa Hosk making her return to Gucci, the Scandinavian contingent certainly made its mark on Milan. Here, we round up the Nordic moments worth revisiting

If there is one city on the fashion month circuit that knows how to put on a show, it is Milan. And this season, things began on an especially grand scale. Before the usual carousel of shows, presentations, and impossibly well-dressed dinners got properly underway, Vogue World descended upon the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, setting the tone for the week where spectable was hardly in short supply.

Amidst it all, the Scandinavians were difficult to miss. Some took to the runway, others commanded the front row, and one Danish jewellery giant found itself sparkling on some of the evening's most famous faces. There were familiar names, welcome returns and one particularly busy Danish model seemed to be everywhere at once.

So, between the blockbuster shows, packed schedules and general Milanese commotion, if a moment or two passed you by, fret not. Below we round up the five Scandi moments from Milan Fashion Week SS27 worth another look.

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Vogue World had a distinctly Scandinavian streak

Ida Heiner in Milan fashion week wearing Andy Warhol-inspired pop art bodysuit with a Marilyn Monroe and James Dean print from Versace's Spring 2018 tribute collection

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Helena Christensen Helena Christensen appears on the runway in an elegant, custom-made ivory silk gown featuring a deep V-neckline, Brunello Cucinelli custom creation, in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Milan fashion week

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