Left to right: Acne, Nikolaj d'Étoiles, and Whyred.
Feminine fabrics like silk and shantung landed in Stockholm, as did billowing knits, outerwear, and pants—even the Cheap Monday trousers—were uncharacteristically loose. Designer Nikolaj d'É toiles devoted his entire collection to the late Yves Saint Laurent, complete with belted jackets, silken cowl-neck shirts, and bare feet. As in Paris and Milan, pants were cuffed to the shins. However, unlike their EU brethren, Swedish designers like Acne, Hope, Tiger of Sweden, as well as Filippa K and Whyred, seem to value the tenor of the streets more than the whims of fantasy.
Left to right: Filippa K, Cheap Monday, and Nikolaj d'Étoiles
All photography by Kristian Löveborg for Berns
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