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The 5 Scandi moments you might have missed at New York Fashion Week

By Eleanor Kittle
Ida Heiner walks Conner Ives' SS27 show at New York Fashion Week. She wears a blue dress and neon yellow stoll, walking a carpeted runway.

Photo: Vogue Runway

From a Danish princess making an unexpected turn on the runway to Alectra Rothschild bringing Copenhagen’s underground energy stateside, the Nordics made their presence felt at New York Fashion Week. Here, we round up the Scandi moments you may have missed

This season saw some 70 shows and presentations grace the official New York Fashion Week schedule, so you may be forgiven if a moment or two slipped through the cracks. Between the blockbuster shows, celebrity-packed front rows, and the general Manhattan mayhem that descends upon the city each September, something distinctly Scandinavian was afoot.

The Nordic contingent made its presence felt from all angles. A new generation of Danish and Swedish models cropped up on some of the week's most watched runways; a certain Danish-Greek princess swapped her front-row seat for a turn on the catwalk, and one of Copenhagen fashion's most subversive names brought her particular brand of chaos to New York for the first time.

Below, we list the five Scandi moments from NYFW spring/summer '27 that deserve another look.

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Scandinavian [model] invasion