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David Hellqvist

Swedish-born David Hellqvist is

the online editor at Port Magazine

and editor of Varon Magazine.

He also writes about fashion,

lifestyle and culture for the

Independent, Man About Town

and T Magazine. In this edition

of SHOP Copenhagen, he writes

about Scandinavia’s pioneering

eco-fashion businesses.

Harveen Ghattaure

Harveen Ghattaure, who

graduated in graphic design from

the University of Derby, has been

SHOP’s artworking assistant since

2011. When she’s not at work, she

can often be found sweating it out

in a Bikram yoga class or reading

Batman comics. She adores

British brand All Saints and wants

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Illustrator James Graham created

the cover for this season’s SHOP

Copenhagen, inspired by our

feature on Danish menswear on

page 44. His simple, graphic style

makes him a great choice for this

edition’s cover, which shows a

grid of well-dressed men standing

to attention. James, who lives

and works in both London and

New York, has previously created

artwork for Esquire magazine

(UK), The New York Times and

Stella McCartney, among others.

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Contents

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50 Green Light

Denmark and its Scandinavian

neighbours are at the forefront

of sustainable fashion.

David Hellqvist meets some

pioneering designers

58 Living Free

Stephen Doig takes a stroll

through the magical enclave

of Christiania, Copenhagen’s

unique ‘freetown’

E x pE r i E nCE

64 Raising The Bar

Copenhagen’s cocktail bars

ofer innovative menus,

unique concepts and

engaging atmospheres,

says Verity Hogan

70 Stay In Style

SHOp’s guide to the world’s

most exclusive hotels

76 My Weekend

SHOp shares the highlights

of an indulgent short break

in Copenhagen

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79 Maps and guides to the

key shopping areas of

Copenhagen, plus SHOp’s

unique view of the city’s sights

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26 Check Out

SHOp selects a standout piece

from Copenhagen this season

28 My Favourites

Designer Maxjenny Forslund

reveals her top tips for spring/

summer 2014

32 Products

Key looks for the season,

from fashion and footwear to

jewellery and accessories

36 Street Style

Our pick of the best dressed at

Copenhagen Fashion Week

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38 Shop Window

One store not to be missed

in Copenhagen

40 News

Seasonal updates on shops,

services and new products

F E at u r E S

44 Cover Story:

Let’s Hear It For The Boys

Denmark’s menswear is

rapidly gaining a worldwide

reputation. ruairidh

pritchard discovers the

secrets of this Copenhagen

success story

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Skagen Denmark Concept Stores:

Strøget, Vimmelskafet 42, CPH

ILLUM, Ostergade 52, CPH

Sondergade 42, Aarhus

Sct. Laurentii vej 6, Skagen

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94 My City

Henning Kern of jewellery

brand Dyrberg/Kern

shares his Copenhagen

recommendations

E SSE N T I A L S

96 How To Shop Tax Free

The simple steps to saving

money on your shopping

T R A NSL AT IONS

99 Русский105 中文

109 日本語翻訳

SOu v E N I R

114 The essential item to

bring home

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wish. We’re particularly taken

with these two, in rose pink and

lavender, though the range is so

vast and so lovely it’s hard to make

a choice. As with everything from

British heritage brand Burberry,

the craftsmanship is exquisite,

and the design guaranteed to give

maximum impact. hl

Burberry Petal bags,

8,500DKK each,

Burberry, Østergade 21-23,

1101 Copenhagen,

+45 3336 6896, burberry.com

* for map go to page 90

FLORAL FANTASY

Burberry Prorsum’s spring/

summer collection is awash with

soft pastels and feminine detailing,

and these adorable foral clutches

are set to be absolute must-

haves. Soft and slouchy, they are

artfully embellished with 3D

fowers, one of the biggest trends

of the season, and are as bright

and summery as anyone could

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Maxjenny, an exciting young Danish label based

in Copenhagen, produces colourful womenswear

that focuses on innovation, wearability and

function. Designer Maxjenny Forslund has

won acclaim for her artistic prowess and

her ability to translate this into the world of

fashion. She shares a few of her favourite

places in Copenhagen with Hannah Lewis

maxjenny.com

My Favourites: Maxjenny Forslund

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2. ‘Take your

friends out for

the night and

start at Lidkøb,

a great bar with

an international

atmosphere’

Lidkøb,Vesterbrogade 72B, 1620 Copenhagen, +45 3311 2010, lidkoeb.dk

1. ‘Eat lunch

at Raw on

Oehlenschlægersgade,

it has a super-nice

interior and fantastic

food in a small and

very personal place’

SimpleRaw, Oehlenschlægersgade 12, 1663 Copenhagen, +45 3535 3005, simpleraw.dk

3. ‘I would love to

buy more jewellery

from EABurns.

I love the style –

it’s so rock ‘n’ roll!’

EABurns

necklace, from

397DKK, Iko Iko, Blågårdsgade 31C, 2200 Copenhagen, +45 5282 4887, eaburns.com

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4. ‘The Lêlê

Street Kitchen on

Vesterbrogade is a

cool, graphic place

and for Vietnamese

street food it’s

the best’

Lêlê Street Kitchen,

Vesterbrogade 56, 1620 Copenhagen, +45 3322 7134, lele.dk

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PARALLEL

LINES

Stylish, simple and superbly

fattering, stripes are where

it’s at this season

1. Mulberry bag, 19,000DKK,

Mulberry, Østergade 13,

1100 Copenhagen, +45 3336 6878,

mulberry.com

2. Weekday MTWTFSS vest,

500DKK, Weekday, Amagertorv 33,

1160 Copenhagen, +45 3312 1512,

weekday.com

3. Monki ring, 60DKK, Monki,

Købmagergade 3, 1150 Copenhagen,

+45 3312 8363, monki.com

4. By Malene Birger skirt, 3,499DKK,

By Malene Birger, Antonigade 10,

1106 Copenhagen, +45 3543 2233,

bymalenebirger.com

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ON SAFARI

Sand, tan and khaki are perfect for the urban jungle

1. Cos shorts, 390DKK, Cos,

Østergade 33-35, 1160 Copenhagen,

+45 3697 8881, cosstores.com

2. Louis Vuitton laptop sleeve,

5,150DKK, Louis Vuitton,

Amagertorv 2, 1160 Copenhagen,

+45 3315 1022, louisvuitton.com

3. Bang & Olufsen portable speaker,

5,495DKK, Bang & Olufsen,

Østergade 18, 1100 Copenhagen,

+45 3311 1415, bang-olufsen.com

4. Bottega Veneta briefcase,

price on request, Bottega Veneta,

Ny Østergade 1, 1101 Copenhagen,

+45 3336 6887, bottegaveneta.com

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5. Triwa watch, 1,295DKK,

Urban Room, Guldbergsgade 11,

2200 Copenhagen, +45 3512 1111,

triwa.com

6. Sandqvist wallet, 499DKK, Flavour,

Skindergade 19, 1159 Copenhagen,

+45 3332 8583, sandqvist.net

7. Acne jacket, 3,700DKK, Acne,

Pilestræde 40, 1112 Copenhagen,

+45 3393 0090, acnestudios.com

8. Gucci shoes, 3,895DKK, Gucci,

Østergade 46, 1100 Copenhagen,

+45 3336 6883, gucci.com

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Street Style

Staying true to the

classic monochrome

uniform, visitors

to Copenhagen

Fashion Week

let their accessories

take centre stage.

We picked our

best dressed and

among them, we

spotted Acne,

Givenchy and Louis

Vuitton handbags

– luxurious and

the perfect fnal

touch to chic yet

simple looks

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such as Adidas special editions,

chic clothing from brands such as

Céline and Peter Pilotto, cofee-

table books, perfume, jewellery,

headphones, even skateboards and

artwork are all displayed in this

airy space on the corner of Store

Regnegade and Gammel Mønt.

It’s very likely you’ll be tempted

to make a purchase for yourself

too. We defy anyone to visit and

not fnd something they just can’t

live without. gl

Storm, Store Regnegade 1,

1110 Copenhagen,

+45 3393 0014,

stormfashion.dk

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PERFECT STORM

An essential stop for any in-the-

know, design-conscious globetrot-

ter, Copenhagen’s Storm concept

store is renowned for its carefully

curated selection of on-trend lux-

ury goods and is the ideal spot to

pick up a present. Storm has done

all the hard work for you, present-

ing only the very best selection of

the current trends. It’s surpris-

ing how much there is to discover

in this small but delightful fashion

and lifestyle store. Urban footwear

Visit our shop in the center

of Copenhagen, just close to

“Strøget” and Jorcks Passage.

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for both the professional and the

demanding amateur photographer.”

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LOCAL SECRET

The past 20 years have seen wo-

menswear brand Munthe, founded

in Denmark in 1994, go from

strength to strength. A strong fa-

vourite with Copenhagen natives,

the label is loved for its clever blend

of innovation and classic style.

Inspired by her European trav-

els, designer Naje Munthe takes

inspiration from everything she

sees, from art and literature to the

changing Scandinavian seasons.

The current collection uses bright

prints to great efect, contrasting

busy patterns with the clean, sim-

ple lines that Munthe has become

known for. hl

Munthe,

Grønnegade 10,

1107 Copenhagen,

+45 3332 0312, munthe.com

* for map go to page 90

DANISH DESIGN

Copenhagen designer Karsten

Bach’s love of fashion dates back to

his childhood days. Bach spent 20

years working for some of the city’s

most renowned labels before estab-

lishing his own, Bach Copenhagen.

His stunning designs are created

with a woman’s fgure in mind

and are expertly cut to ft and fat-

ter. At Bach’s second store, Bach

Copenhagen Grey, his own designs

are complemented by red-carpet

collections from the likes of Herve

Leger and Monique Lhuillier, as

well as a carefully curated selection

of luxury accessories. hl

Bach Copenhagen Grey,

Hovedvagtsgade 6,

1103 Copenhagen, +45 3311 5511,

bachcopenhagen.com

* for map go to page 90

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SHARP SHAPES

The geometric jewel-shaped

handbags from Berlin-based label

Alpha Cruxis will make you look

at jewels in a whole new light.

Produced using 3mm-thick high-

quality Italian leather to create

their unique, rigid form, they’re

lined in super-soft black suede.

Our favourite is the triangular

clutch which dangles of the wrist.

With its chunky silver hardware,

it’s the perfect piece to toughen

up a feminine cocktail dress in the

evening. Watch out for the new

coloured suede linings, which will

become available online and in

stores throughout the year. jtj

Henrik Vibskov,

Krystalgade 6, 1172 Copenhagen,

+45 3314 6100,

alpha-cruxis.com

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NEW BRANDS AT COLLAGE THE SHOP

Already a favourite among

trendsetters in the Danish capital,

Copenhagen multibrand acces-

sories store Collage the Shop be-

comes even more exciting this sea-

son with the addition of some very

impressive new names to its al-

ready wide range. The eponymous

label of fashion powerhouse Tom

Ford and the gorgeous handbag

collection from Italian-Brazilian

designer Paula Cademartori join

brands such as Gucci, Loewe and

Mulberry. In addition, two of the

fashion pack’s favourite design-

ers will also be represented in the

store for the frst time: Christopher

Kane and Olympia Le-Tan. hl

Collage the Shop at Illum,

Østergade 52, 1100 Copenhagen,

+45 3318 2788,

collagetheshop.dk

* for map go to page 86

SMOOTH SAILING

Danish designer Frederikke

Hviid’s vision for Whiite was to

create a functional yet luxurious

and fashion-conscious clothing

line. Inspired by modern women

who are busy juggling work, fam-

ily and social life, Hviid has kept

this ethos at the core of the brand

during the past decade. Carefully

selected, high-quality fabrics and a

focus on ft result in easy-to-wear

pieces which can be dressed up or

down to adapt to the demands of

each day. Whiite’s new collection,

Sail Away With Me, uses a colour

palette of blues, sand and sunset

shades. Flowing silks, satin and

scalloped prints emulate the move-

ment of sunlight refections and

seashore waves. gl

Whiite, Kronprinsensgade 7,

1114 Copenhagen,

+45 6021 6036, whiite.com

* for map go to page 90

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LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BOYS

Time after time Scandinavia has

been heralded as the home of Eu-

rope’s best emerging menswear

designers and the coolest cutting-

edge fashion, with ferce debate

over which city can claim the title

of capital of contemporary Scandi

style. Many believe it’s Stockholm,

home to world-renowned labels

such H&M and Acne, or Gothen-

burg, with its distinctly fresh, hip

edge. However, when it comes to

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innovative, stand-out-cool mens-

wear, it’s clear that the Danes have

it nailed.

Copenhagen has produced

some of Europe’s fnest menswear

designers, from high-end talents

such as the avant-garde Henrik

Vibskov, whose pieces are much

coveted, to rising stars such as

recent graduate Nicklas Kunz.

Kunz’s frst full collection, his

autumn/winter 2013/14 range in-

spired by sportswear and hip hop,

has already earned fans across the

globe, including the designer’s fa-

vourite rapper, Kendrick Lamar.

One designer brand that has

seen a meteoric rise to streetwear

stardom is Soulland. Started in

2002 by designer Silas Adler, the

brand began with a concept – T-

shirts inspired by skateboarding

culture, frst made by Adler for his

friends. T-shirts soon expanded

into entire collections, but the label

still keeps its streetwear roots in-

tact, with a strong focus on mixing

classic and contemporary styles,

using the best-quality materials

to create clothes that exemplify

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Craftsmanship and simplicity are key to the Scandinavian design ethos

the Copenhagen’s design aesthetic

– as Adler describes it, ‘simple, in-

telligent and wearable.’

The label’s latest ofering is the

spring/summer 2014 Bauhaus-

inspired Katastrophe collection.

As Adler explains, ‘The Bauhaus

was probably the most important

school to infuence modern archi-

tecture and design. Its abstract

forms and geometric shapes obvi-

ously played a central inspirational

role for the design of the spring/

summer 2014 collection.’ While

Adler himself is not Danish, he

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Denmark has carved a niche for its cool, contemporary menswear

was raised in Denmark and lives in

the country, and acknowedges the

efect of this on his design process.

‘I am very aware of Denmark

and Copenhagen. And in many

ways I’m inspired by this town

and the life I have in it,’ he says.

The collection is largely focused

on signature all-over and col-

lage prints, all made by hand,

featuring masks, geometric and

fragmented architectural pieces,

building on the Danish design

foundations of attention to detail

and honest craftsmanship.

Craftsmanship and simplicity

have always been key to the Scan-

dinavian style ethos. These char-

acteristics apply to fashion design

and to lifestyle as a whole. Danish

brand Wood Wood, founded in the

same year as Soulland, is another

Wood Wood has seven stores,

expanding the Danish design-led

lifestyle across Denmark, Ger-

many, Austria and Russia. Mens-

wear stores such as Goods are also

staples of the Copenhagen-based

Scandinavian menswear move-

ment, ofering carefully edited

pieces from collections by con-

great example of Danish function-

ality in fashion, with collections

focused on refning Scandinavian

style to create comfortable, wear-

able fashion – put simply, real

clothes for real men. It’s the over-

arching lifestyle focus that has seen

many Danish brands branch out

from design into successful retail.

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as focused on fashion as women,

if not more,’ they explain. ‘It’s an

amazing place for contemporary

menswear and guys put a lot of ef-

fort into what they wear – not in a

try-hard way, but in a very efort-

less way. It’s a very laid-back but

polished way of dressing.’

Looking north for the best

European menswear design and

inspiration is undoubtedly the way

forward – it’s clear that Denmark

has carved itself a niche as the

Scandinavian capital of cool, con-

temporary menswear

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nicklaskunz.com,

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woodwood.dk,

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temporary, simple, streetwear-

inspired labels such as Dana Lee,

House of Billiam, Norse Projects

and YMC.

The evolution of the Danish

menswear aesthetic hasn’t gone

unnoticed, with designers and

fashion followers alike beginning

to take note of Copenhagen’s style

kudos. Mads Kornerup, Copenha-

gen native and founder of jewellery

label Shamballa Jewels, has been

creating bracelets, necklaces, cuf-

finks and rings with his brother

Mikkel since 2001, fnding suc-

cess worldwide and amassing fans

all over the world. Both brothers

are in agreement that the men of

Copenhagen are not only defning

Scandinavian style, but leading the

way. ‘The men in the city are just

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Denmark and its Scandinavian neighbours are at the forefront of sustainable fashion. David Hellqvist meets some pioneering designers

Denmark, and the rest of Scandi-

navia, has made a name for itself

over the years for minimal, consid-

ered fashion design and for push-

ing the agenda in terms of home-

ware and technology. But anyone

who’s been following Swedish and

Danish brands of late knows that

it’s no longer all about cool mono-

chrome clothes and denim.

As Scandinavian style be-

comes more diverse, the regional

focus has turned to eco-friendly

and sustainable fashion. ‘There’s

a deep-rooted tradition in our so-

cial democratic society for taking

responsibility – not only for people,

but also the environment,’ explains

Jonas Eder-Hansen, director of

development of the Danish Fash-

ion Institute. ‘Social equality, fair

working conditions, environmen-

tal protection were introduced by

legislation several decades ago, so

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it lies in our traditions and in our

values to think responsibly.’ Den-

mark is a country that’s always

been ahead of the curve on eco-

matters.

This way of thinking and

working is visible in a wide ar-

ray of Danish brands, both com-

mercial, mainstream labels and

edgy catwalk designers. Few other

countries have managed to con-

vince so many of its customers that

sustainable fashion doesn’t have to

equal beige and boring garments,

and it’s down to an unquestion-

able emphasis on design. ‘I think

it’s really important to realise that

consumers will not buy a product

only because it’s sustainable – you

must create something that’s rel-

evant and covers the customer’s

needs,’ says Kjetil Aas, co-found-

er of menswear brand Armoire

d’Homme. The Danish fashion in-

dustry seems fully aware that just

being eco-friendly isn’t enough –

style and substance must go hand

in hand. According to Marie Wor-

saae from knitwear-focused brand

Aiayu, that notion hit Denmark

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Denmark’s high-quality, sustainable garments make it an eco-fashion world leader

a while back. ‘There’s an increased

understanding that sustainable

fashion can also meet good quality

and that ethics and aesthetics can

join hands,’ she says.

Kjetil Aas believes that this

green consciousness is inherent to

Scandinavian designers. ‘Quality

has always been of big importance

in Scandinavian design tradition.

At the same time, Scandi fashion

is focused on so-called “demo-

cratic fashion”, which means

it should be accessible to everyone.

Those two factors combined might

explain why a lot of Scandinavian

fashion designers are working

with sustainability.’

Designer Barbara í Gongini,

who shows at Copenhagen Fash-

ion Week, suggests that the will-

ingness to embrace environmen-

tally friendly fashion is down to

consumer mindset and to being

prepared to spend a little extra.

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The Barbara í Gongini aesthetic

is dark and moody, reminiscent

of Ann Demeulemeester and Rick

Owens. Though the brand con-

forms to fashion’s biannual collec-

tion cycle, the tempo is not a prob-

lem when it comes to maintaining

eco-quality. ‘We generally don’t

work with fast trends and mass

consumption. On the contrary, our

core essence is to make long-lasting

styles, and we work hard to imple-

ment that mindset in our design

process,’ the designer explains.

Any brand with a focus on

sustainability might struggle to

implement a holistic, 360-degree

policy. ‘There are still limitations

in realising a 100% sustainable

product, but it’s important that we

support the industry in their efort

to reach that point,’ says í Gongini.

‘We have developed an in-house

rating system that we use from sea-

son to season in order to measure

our success. We are not there yet,

though.’ Marie Worsaae of Aiayu,

which produces Danish designs

made out of top-quality Bolivian

fabrics, fnds it difcult to locate

suitable manufacturing partners.

This is especially true, she says, for

‘materials that have a uniqueness

about them but still maintain high

quality. Moreover, it’s still hard for

the manufacturers to understand

the importance of certifcations as

customers’ demands for increased

quality increase.’

In many ways, however, that’s

a ‘good problem’ – it’s only when

consumers choose high-quality,

sustainable garments over throw-

away fashion that progress has

been made – and Denmark seems

to be leading the way

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Stephen Doig takes a stroll through the magical enclave of Christiania, Copenhagen’s unique ‘freetown’

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Despite its historical architecture,

21st-century Copenhagen is a

booming modern city. The cob-

bled streets and historic churches

remain, but the skyline is dotted

with cranes as new structures rise.

Striking contemporary buildings

include the glistening Black Dia-

mond, a modern riverside exten-

sion to the Royal Danish Library

which also houses an auditorium

and exhibition spaces, and the

imposing, colossal Opera House,

while the city’s homes are flled

with cutting-edge technology and

design. The landscape that the

Little Mermaid looks upon has

shifted dramatically. This is why

passing through the gates to Chris-

tiania is all the more magical; the

hard edges and clean lines of the

city melt away to reveal a very dif-

ferent world.

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The rich fairytale history set

out by Hans Christian Andersen

seems to live on in Christiania,

a warren of fantastically painted

buildings, craft havens and green-

ery and a ‘freetown’ which func-

tions outside the normal laws of

Danish society. So how did such a

place come into being? Christiania,

found to the south of the city cen-

tre on the banks of Copenhagen’s

myriad waterways, was formerly an

army barracks.

On 4 September 1971, a group

of free-thinking Copenhagen

locals broke into the disused bar-

racks to use the overgrown green

space as a play area for their

children. Jacob Ludvigsen, edi-

tor of the cutting-edge left-wing

Hovedbladet magazine, is cred-

ited with declaring Christiania an

autonomous space, publishing in

Hovedbladet that ‘Christiania is

the land of the settlers. It is the so

far biggest opportunity to build up

a society from scratch while nev-

ertheless still incorporating the

remaining constructions. … The

objective of Christiania is to create

a self-governing society whereby

each and every individual holds

themselves responsible for the well-

being of the entire community.’

But it would be too broad a brush

stroke to merely paint Christiania

as a ‘commune’. It is, quite simply,

like falling through a particularly

lovely rabbit hole, as Alice did to

discover Wonderland.

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there are no car-worthy roads in

Christiania – cars are not allowed.

Ivy-covered buildings are painted

with lavish murals, paths are lined

with lavender and tulips grow

alongside timber structures that

look like cottages from a Brothers

Grimm fairytale. Some of these

pretty, almost unreal-looking

structures, built by the residents,

overlook lapping waters. Others are

built into hills, round-windowed

and oozing charm, like something

from Tolkien’s Shire. Buildings are

not ‘owned’ as such, but are built to

be passed on to others, in time. It’s

85 acres of peace, tranquility and

alternative living.

‘I always advise that my guests

see a slice of Christiania,’ says

Kirsten Brøchner, owner of Hotel

Kong Arthur and the Ibsens Hotel.

She sees the area as adding a rich-

ness to the Copenhagen experi-

ence. ‘It’s a great way to see another

side to Copenhagen, a simpler way

of life, which, as the city changes, is

all that more important to preserve.

It can be a like stepping back in

time.’ Brøchner’s tips include tak-

ing in the Gallopperiet art museum

by Christiania’s main entrance,

catching the various art galleries

and drinking in the atmosphere

over cofee, as well as stopping by

Galleri Leonard, a collective artist

workshop and exhibition space on

Sydområdet. Pick up some hand-

crafted artifacts at CA Butikken

on the corner of Prinsessegade and

Bådmandsstræde, marvel at the

artisanship in the Q-Smedien iron

workshop on Mælkevejen and soak

up some late night jazz after dark.

As long-time Christiania resident

Tanja Fox, who moved to the area

as a child and has never left, attests:

‘we are living in heaven’

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arthurhotels.dk/hotel-kong-arthur,

arthurhotels.dk/ibsens-hotel,

gallopperiet.dk,

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Raising the BaRCopenhagen’s cocktail bars ofer innovative

menus, unique concepts and engaging

atmospheres. Verity Hogan raises a glass to

a selection of the city’s best

cocktail in Denmark. This new

generation of mixologists has made

its mark by setting aside paper um-

brellas and mediocre ingredients

in favour of more unusual spirits,

fresh fruit juices and handcrafted

syrups, served in suitably refned

glassware. Cocktail bar décor also

refects this attention to detail with

ultra-chic interiors, while bartend-

ers display the fnest sartorial style

while serving.

Despite its reputation as a beer-

loving city, in recent years Co-

penhagen has created a vibrant

cocktail bar scene that rivals any

in Europe. Inspired by an infux of

international bartenders as well as a

crop of returning Danish bartend-

ers who honed their skills abroad,

cocktail culture has become so

important that there is even a bar-

tender’s club dedicated to promot-

ing and developing the art of the

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With a décor featuring the care-

fully constructed shabby chic one

would expect from a speakeasy-

style bar, Salon 39 exemplifes fad-

ed glamour. The expert bartenders

enhance the atmosphere, refect-

ing the vintage aesthetic in their

traditional attire. Cocktail choices

change each season but generally

rely on high-quality whisky and

bourbon. Expect to fnd unique

mixes based on handcrafted fa-

vours; typical options include

the Coco Riot with its distinctive

popcorn- and coconut-infused

rum and the Gold Rush 39 which

includes a bourbon that tastes of

honey-favoured cereal.

Salon 39,

Vodrofsvej 39, 1900 Copenhagen,

+45 3920 8039, salon39.dk

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T h e B a r k i n g D o g

Described as a ‘cocktail pub’, the

Barking Dog transcends both

genres with its simple concept of

a relaxed atmosphere, good music

and exemplary service. The bar’s

menu caters to all tastes; the house

beer, Barking Dog Pilsner, has a

distinctively Danish favour and is

produced by the fnest brewers in

Jutland, while the wine selection

includes vintages from the best

producers in France and italy.

The Barking Dog,

Sankt hans gade 19,

2200 Copenhagen,

+45 3536 1600,

thebarkingdog.dk

T h e U n i o n B a r

The Union Bar shares many traits

with the well-known prohibition

bars of 1920s new York. its loca-

tion is hidden behind an unmarked

black door on a quiet residential

street; guests ring the gold door-

bell before being ushered inside to

the low-lit, atmospheric interior.

a pressed tin ceiling and bare brick

walls lend character to the space

while bartenders in bow ties con-

coct an array of classic american

cocktails with fair.

The Union Bar,

Store Strandstraede 16,

1255 Copenhagen,

+45 4119 6976, theunionbar.dk

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With its bohemian décor and cosy open freplace, Lidkoeb is one of Copenhagen’s most intimate bars. The bar is housed in a former pharmacy laboratory; the building was constructed in the 18th centu-ry and has been carefully restored to retain its heritage aesthetic. The menu features both classic and more innovative cocktail options;

share a pitcher of punch with a group of friends or try one of the house mixes – the New orleans Minute combines tequila, mara-schino liqueur, orange bitters and a handful of cofee beans, while the Mynte Smash, features vodka, mint and pineapple syrup. both are highly recommended.Lidkoeb,Vesterbrogade 72b, 1620 Copenhagen, +45 3311 2010, lidkoeb.dk

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b a L T h a z a r

The balthazar Champagne bar strikes the perfect balance between honouring the luxury connotations of this famous sparkling wine and adapting it to suit the modern bar scene. The bar’s entrance and in-terior décor is suitably grand and the menu features a selection of the world’s fnest vintages – Cham-pagnes by Moët et Chandon,

Veuve Clicquot and dom Péri-gnon are all available by the glass. Cocktail options are more daring; the Velvety emerald combines brut Champagne with Żubrówska bison Grass vodka, fresh lime and a homemade apple and cinnamon syrup, while the downtown abbey adds passion fruit, liquorice and belvedere vodka to the mix.Balthazar, Ny Østergade 6, 1101 Copenhagen, +45 3312 1262, balthazarcph.dk

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Art’OtelArt, design and upscale hospital-

ity are an integral part of any stay

at Amsterdam’s Art’Otel. Works

by the hotel’s signature artist Ate-

lier Van Lieshout are found on

almost every wall, while the ho-

tel restaurant 5&33 hosts artistic

events as well as serving exquisite

Italian-inspired cuisine. A unique

work of art hangs in each of the

hotel’s 107 guest rooms, which

also ofer ultra-comfortable beds,

atmospheric lighting and luxury

Elemis toiletries. Be sure to take

advantage of the hotel’s well-ap-

pointed facilities, which include a

gym, an indoor swimming pool, a

Finnish sauna and a beauty salon.

Art’Otel, Prins Hendrikkade 33,

1012 TM Amsterdam,

+31 (0)20 719 7222,

artotelamsterdam.com

Stay in Style

The world’s fnest hotels boast locations in the most

desirable city districts, interiors that demonstrate

meticulous attention to detail and amenities ranging

from Michelin-starred restaurants to luxury spa

facilities ofering state-of-the-art treatments.

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Meliá MAdrid PrinceSA

Featuring all of the attributes you

could wish for in a luxury hotel,

the Meliá Madrid Princesa is one

of Europe’s most style-conscious

places to stay. The hotel was re-

cently renovated and each room

now boasts a contemporary yet re-

fned interior, combining a warm

colour palette with minimalist

furnishings. The hotel’s central

location is an added attraction; it

is set just a short walk away from

a number of sights including Gran

Vía, the Museo del Prado and

Plaza Mayor.

Meliá Princesa,

Calle de la Princesa 27,

28008 Madrid,

+34 91 541 8200,

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25hours hotel at MuseuMs-Quartier

Refecting Vienna’s creativity, the

25Hours hotel is located in the

city’s most artistic district and

boasts an appropriately avant-

garde décor. The hotel is themed

around a circus and each room

features illustrations by artist Olaf

Hajek, depicting everything from

juggling clowns to acrobats in

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fight. This eclectic décor is com-

plemented by an array of more

conventional amenities, including

fatscreen televisions, iPod dock-

ing stations, sustainable toiletries

and free Wi-Fi. Larger suites are

equipped with kitchenettes but all

guests should visit the hotel res-

taurant, 1500 Foodmakers, with

its cosmopolitan take on Italian-

American cuisine.

25Hours Hotel at Museums

Quartier,

Lerchenfelder Strasse 1-3,

1070 Vienna, +43 (0)1 521510,

25hours-hotels.com

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SuiteS Center

BarCelona

Providing a home from home

in the city centre, Suites Center

Barcelona ofers a range of apart-

ments designed for between one

and 10 guests. Every apartment

ofers an array of amenities, from

a fully equipped kitchen and bath-

room to air-conditioning units

and parking spaces. The suites

were completely renovated and

refurbished in 2010 and now ofer

serene yet inviting interiors that

encourage relaxation. Optional

added luxuries include private

transfers, room service, a baby-

sitting service and a menu of mas-

sage treatments.

Suites Center Barcelona,

Passeig de Gràcia 128,

08008 Barcelona,

+34 93 255 3010,

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Normann Copenhagen

‘As I’m a fan of Danish design,

Normann Copenhagen was one

of the most inspirational stores

I visited. Its vast product range

includes the cutting edge of

contemporary design.’

Kung Fu

‘After a long day’s sightseeing,

Kung Fu’s relaxed ambience

and Asian-inspired menu was

a more than welcome discovery.

The menu features an array of

sushi, dumplings and ramen.’

Royal Smushi Café

‘No visit to Copenhagen would

be complete without a smushi.

The Royal Café’s speciality is

a bite-sized open sandwich that

lies somewhere between a tradi-

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Copenhagen is one of Europe’s most acclaimed

capitals, ofering internationally renowned

cuisine, cutting-edge concept stores and a city

centre that is ideally sized for a short break.

SHOP’s picture editor Dorcas Brown spends

a weekend wandering the city’s picturesque

streets – and avoiding its many cyclists

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DIRECTORY

Normann Copenhagen,

Østerbrogade 70,

2100 Copenhagen,

+45 3527 0540,

normann-copenhagen.com

Butik for Borddaekning,

Møntergade 6,

1116 Copenhagen,

+45 3332 6101,

butikforborddaekning.dk

Emmerys,

Store Kongensgade 97,

1264 Copenhagen,

+45 3330 1350,

emmerys.dk

Royal Smushi Café,

Amagertorv 6,

1160 Copenhagen,

+45 3312 1122,

royalsmushicafe.dk

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Kung Fu,

Sundevedsgade 5,

1751 Copenhagen,

+45 3331 8409,

kungfubar.dk

Butik for Borddaekning

‘The six designers featured

at Butik for Borddaekning

are known for their individu-

al aesthetics but all have cre-

ated pieces that could form

part of a luxury table setting.

High-quality design is para-

mount, while materials used

include concrete and wood.’

Emmerys

‘Emmerys is my favourite

lunchtime location; the bak-

ery is famed for its favourful

organic sourdough and ofers

an extensive range of breads,

cakes and pasta. I recom-

mend visiting for a cup of

cofee and a slice of cake.’

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SNAPSHOTS

OF A CITY

‘Bustling, dynamic

Copenhagen retains a laid-

back, friendly charm that

makes it one of my favourite

cities in Europe’ – Hannah

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One of Copenhagen’s oldest and

most prestigious companies,

Royal Copenhagen has been

producing the highest quality

porcelain since 1775. The brand

strikes the perfect balance be-

tween tradition and modernity;

its classic blue and white designs

are still painted by hand but cus-

tomers are invited to mix and

match its latest collections to cre-

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Royal Copenhagen,

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+45 3814 9605,

royalcopenhagen.com

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The design-conscious Week-

day boutique appeals to those

with experimental wardrobes.

The store’s selection is centred

on denim and the extended

range for both men and wom-

en is infused with the same

edge and attitude. Peruse the

store’s own labels before ad-

miring pieces by local brands

such as Cheap Monday, Rode-

bjer, Back and Whyred.

Weekday,

Amagertorv 33,

1160 Copenhagen,

+45 3312 1512,

weekday.com

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● EPLEHUSET

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SKO FEBER ●

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● BENETTON

● MATAS

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CARLA F ●

BIANCO ●

GINA TRICOT ●

DIESEL ●

GEOX ●

MARIMEKKO ●

ABERCROMBIE & FITCH ●

TOP BRANDS ●

BR ●

NILSON SHOES ●

EDITH & ELLA ●

NOA NOA ●

PETITGAS ●

THIELE ●

MONKI ●

H&M ●FEEL ●DOPE ●

BUTTERICKS ●IREP.DK ●

TELENOR ●SMARTBOX ●

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POST & TELEMUSEUM

Købmagergade

zarah voigt

zarah voigt is known for infus-

ing her collections with a touch

of theatricality. her avant-garde

aesthetic always attracts attention

while her use of precious metals

and high manufacturing stan-

dards mean quality is guaran-

teed. Despite the famboyant na-

ture of her work, voigt maintains

a base of strict, geometric shapes

and often incorporates aspects of

origami within her work.

Zarah Voigt,

gammel Mont 23,

1117 Copenhagen,

+45 3336 3376, zarahvoigt.com

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Eplehuset - Your Danish Apple Expert.

Located in the heart of Copenhagen.

Frederiksborggade 8 | www.eplehuset.dk

TM og © 2013 Apple Inc. Alle rettigheder forbeholdes.

At Eplehuset we know all there

is to know about Apple.

Come for a visit if you want

to experience Apple, or if

you want to discover

Copenhagen’s largest range

of accessories.

See, hear and experience

Bang & Olufsen’s line of

audio proucts for the iPad and

iPhone.

Or what about the Danish

prize winner, Libratone -

the elegant AirPlay® design

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store. In the heart of Copen-

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We look forward to seeing you.

A place where

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CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN ●

● MASAI

● HOPE

FILIPPA K. ●

● GANNI ● PURE SHOP

KASSANDRA ●

● ANNE SAX

● MICHAEL STRØM

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IN

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BOLIA.COM ●

ME & AUDREY ●

ROHRMANN & BJERNO ●

MARC BY MARC JACOBS ●

NIELSEN & CO ●

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TIGER OF SWEDEN ●

● BEAU MARCHE

KAREN BY ● SIMONSEN ØRGREEN ●

● TAGE ANDERSEN

● KARTELL

DAY BIRGER ET MIKKELSEN ●

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BIRGER ●

LLOYD ●

● WOOD WOOD

● NO.10

HUMAC ●

ACNE ●MANO MOTUS ●

BIEN CHACHÉ ●TRICOTAGE ●

ZARAH VOIGT ●LALA BERLIN ●

● VIPP

● BOFORM

● DICO

● STORM

● URBAN FACTORY

● DØGN NETTO

FIGAROS BRYLLUP ●

CASA SHOP ●

ANNIKAT ●

BLOMSTERBERGS ●

MARCJACOBS ●

MUNTHE●

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Perchs Thehandel

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● NAPP JEANS

Kristen Bernikows Gade, Ny Østergade, Østergade, Christian IX’s Gade & Grønnegade

FILLIPA K

Filippa K epitomises Scandina-

vian style; the label specialises in

timeless pieces and well-cut ba-

sics that never go out of fashion.

This spring/summer, expect to

fnd Filippa K’s popular stretch

jeans alongside smart separates

in muted colours, with clean cuts

and splashes of spring forals

found throughout the collection.

Filippa K, Ny Østergade 13,

1101 Copenhagen,

+45 3393 8000, flippa-k.com

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RUE VERTE ●SOMMERBIRD ●

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STELLA MCCARTNEY● SHAMBALLA JEWELS ●

AVEDA/ARCHE ●KOBRA & SKS SHOES ●

APAIR ●LACOSTE ●

BOTTEGA VENETA ●

BACH COPENHAGEN ● GREY

● LAGKAGEHUSET

● OLE LYNGGAARD

● POM D'API

Café VictorBalthazar Champagne Bar

DENNIS ● KNUDSEN

● GOSSIP

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ÓLI PRIK ●

PETER BEIER ●

BILLE ●MATAS ●

SECHER SCOTT ●

CARL HANSEN & SØN ●BJARNHOF.COM ●

REESLEV ●REPUTATION ●

● APEL

● NELS ERICHSEN

● JOHN HERIC

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● GIORGI & HEIN● KÆRE VEN

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THE ROYAL THEATER

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Hotel D'angleterre

Pluto

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Индустрия мужской одежды

набирает в Дании стремительные

обороты. Руайрид Притчард

попытался узнать секреты успеха

копенгагенских дизайнеров

44: Let’s Hear It For The Boys

Скандинавские стиляги

РУССКИЙ ПЕРЕВОДВремя от времени Скандинавию

объявляют центром передовой моды

и самых перспективных дизайнеров

мужской одежды, однако вопрос о

том, какой же город можно назвать

столицей скандинавского стиля все

еще остается открытым. Многие

дизайнеры склоняются к мысли, что

таким городом является Стокгольм,

ведь именно здесь сосредоточены

такие популярные бренды, как

H&M, Acne или Gothenburg.

Однако, если речь заходит об

инновационной и яркой мужской

одежде, то датчанам тут нет равных.

Копенгаген подарил Европе

наиболее выдающихся дизайнеров

мужской одежды: от знаменитого

Хенрика Вибскова до Никласа

Кунца, – восходящей звезды

модной индустрии. Первая полная

коллекция Кунца для сезона

осень-зима 2013/2014 черпает свое

вдохновение в спортивном стиле

и культуре хип-хоп. Коллекция

уже успела завоевать немало

поклонников по всему миру, и

одним из них стал кумир дизайнера

– репер Кендрик Ламар.

«Soulland» – еще один

дизайнерский бренд, которому

удалось добиться стремительного

успеха. Его история началась в

2002 году, когда Сайлас Адлер

решил создать серию футболок на

скейтбордную тематику. Вскоре

небольшие серии превратились в

полноценные коллекции, созданные

с применением первоклассных

материалов и сочетающие элементы

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классического, современного

и уличного стиля. Изделия

дизайнера являются воплощением

копенгагенской эстетики,

как говорит Адлер: «простой,

рациональной и удобной».

Вдохновением для последней

коллекции дизайнера весна-

лето 2014 стала архитектурная

школа Баухаус. Как заметил

Адлер, «Баухаус вероятно была

основной школой, повлиявшей

на формирование современной

архитектуры и дизайна.

Ее абстрактные формы и

геометрические фигуры заняли

центральное место в моей

коллекции весна-лето 2014». Хоть

Адлер и не является датчанином,

но вырос и долгое время жил он

именно в Дании и это не могло не

повлиять на его творчество. «Я

хорошо знаю Данию и Копенгаген.

Жизнь здесь вдохновляет меня во

многих отношениях», – говорит

он. Особенностью коллекции

стали масштабные принты

и фото коллажи с масками,

геометрическими фигурами и

фрагментами архитектурных

элементов, характерных для

датской традиции.

Выдающееся мастерство и

простота исполнения всегда были

ключевыми нотами скандинавского

стиля. Это же в полной мере

относится и к местному образу

жизни. Датский бренд «Wood

Wood», основанный в тоже время,

что и «Soulland», очередной пример

датской практичности в моде.

Коллекциям марки свойственны

характерные черты скандинавского

стиля, такие как удобство и

комфорт, проще говоря, настоящая

одежда для настоящих мужчин.

Благодаря тому, что многие бренды

уделяют много внимания образу

жизни, привычному для многих

европейцев, их коллекции далеко

не ограничиваются подиумными

показами, но имеют большой

коммерческий успех. Так,

скандинавские коллекции Wood

Wood можно найти в семи магазинах

марки в Дании, Германии, Австрии

и России. Бутики мужской одежды,

такие как Goods также имеют

в запасе большой ассортимент

тщательно подобранных изделий

современных скандинавских

брендов, включая Dana Lee, House of

Billiam, Norse Projects и YMC.

Стремительная эволюция

датской мужской одежды не

могла пройти незамеченной мимо

дизайнеров и последователей моды.

Начиная с 2001 года коренной

житель Копенгагена и основатель

марки Shamballa Мэдс Корнеруп

совместно со своим братом

Миккелем создает очаровательные

браслеты, ожерелья, запонки и

кольца. Сегодня украшения марки

покорили практически весь мир,

а браслет «Шамбала» стал хитом

современной моды. При этом, братья

твердо уверены в том, что именно

копенгагенцы стоят в авангарде

скандинавского стиля: «Мужское

население Копенгагена интересуется

модой не меньше женского, если

даже не больше. Это потрясающее

место для формирования мужской

моды и мужчины прилагают для

этого немало усилий. В результате

получается очень непринужденно,

естественно и стильно».

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Дания и ее скандинавские соседи

являются пионерами эко-моды.

Дэвид Хэлквист встретился с

некоторыми из ее представителей

Дания, как впрочем и другие

страны скандинавского региона,

уже многие годы славится своей

минималистичной и сдержанной

модой, а также предметами

интерьера и технологиями. Однако

любой, кто следит за развитием

модной индустрии в Швеции и

Дании, мог заметить, что местные

бренды уже давно не предлагают

заурядную монохромную одежду

и деним. За последние годы

50: Green Light

Зеленый свет

Так что поклонникам

современной европейской моды

обязательно стоит обратить свой

взор на скандинавские страны,

и в особенности на Копенгаген,

доказавший свое право называться

столицей стильной и современной

мужской моды.

henrikvibskov.com,

nicklaskunz.com, soulland.com,

woodwood.dk, goodscph.com,

shamballajewels.com

скандинавский стиль стал гораздо

разнообразнее и насыщеннее,

а в центре внимания оказалась

экологичная классика. «В нашем

социально-демократическом

обществе установились очень

глубокие традиции – мы привыкли

нести ответственность не только

за общество, но и за окружающую

среду, объясняет Йонас Эдер-

Хансен, директор по развитию

Датского института моды.

Политика социального равенства,

справедливых условий труда и

охраны окружающей среды была

внедрена в наше законодательство

еще несколько десятилетий назад

и за это время стала частью наших

традиций, наших ценностей и

ответственности». Дания всегда

была ведущей страной в вопросах

экологии.

Такого способа мышления и

работы придерживаются многие

датские бренды, включая массовых

производителей и независимых

дизайнеров. Немногим странам

удалось убедить столь же

значительное число покупателей в

том, что классическая мода отнюдь

не обязана ассоциироваться с

бежевым цветом и скучной одеждой,

и что главный акцент должен

ставиться именно на дизайн. «Очень

важно осознать, что потребители

не будут покупать товар только

потому, что он экологичный и

натуральный – вы должны создать

нечто действительно актуальное, то

что будет отвечать потребностям

клиента», – говорит Кьетил Аас,

соучредитель бренда мужской

одежды Armoire d’Homme. Для

датской индустрии моды этот факт

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является вполне очевидным. По

мнению многих скандинавских

дизайнеров, стиль всегда должен

соответствовать содержанию.

Мари Ворсааэ из компании Aiayu,

специализирующейся на изделиях

из трикотажа, считает, что Дания

уже давно заняла такую позицию:

«В этой части Европы существует

глубокое понимание того, что эко-

мода может быть по-настоящему

качественная, а этика и эстетика

могут вполне мирно сосуществовать

бок о бок».

Кьетил Аас полагает, что

подобное «экологическое»

мышление было присуще

скандинавским дизайнерам с самого

начала. «Качество всегда имело

большое значение в скандинавской

традиции дизайна. В то же время,

мы привыкли ориентироваться на

так называемую «демократичную

моду», предполагающую ценовую

доступность для покупателей.

Сочетание этих двух факторов

может объяснить, почему многие

местные дизайнеры выбирают

именно эко-моду».

Дизайнер Барбара Гонгини,

представившая свою коллекцию

на Неделе моды в Копенгагене,

считает, что успех эко-моды стал

возможен благодаря менталитету

потребителей и их готовности

потратить немного больше

обычного. Одного знакомства

с изделиями дизайнера будет

достаточно, чтобы навсегда

изменить свое отношение к

«экологичной моде». Эстетика

Barbara í Gongini загадочная и

таинственная, напоминающая стиль

Ann Demeulemeester и Rick Owens.

Хотя бренд успевает выпускать

свои коллекции дважды в год, это

никоим образом не отражается

на эко-качестве. «Мы никогда не

следовали скоротечным тенденциям

и не ориентировались на массовое

потребление. Напротив, нашей

основной целью было создание

образов, которые просто не будут

выходить из моды, поэтому мы

упорно работаем, над реализацией

этой идеи при дизайне наших

коллекций», – объясняет модельер.

Любой бренд, работающий

с эко-модой, может столкнуться

с некоторыми трудностями при

реализации глобальной политики.

«Существуют определенные

ограничения при создании 100%

экологичной одежды, но важно

то, что мы поддерживаем это

направление и рано или поздно мы

достигнем своей цели», – говорит

Гонгини, – «также мы разработали

специальную рейтинговую шкалу,

с помощью которой можно из

сезона в сезон оценивать наш

успех; пока что нам еще есть к чему

стремиться». Мари Ворсаае из

датского бренда Aiayu, знаменитого

своими коллекциями одежды из

высококачественных боливийских

тканей, говорит о том, что найти

подходящих производственных

партнеров сегодня довольно

сложно. Особенно это качается

тех ситуаций, когда мы работаем

с «уникальными и одновременно

высококачественными материалами.

Более того, многим производителям

по-прежнему трудно понять,

насколько важно производить

качественный сертифицированный

товар, особенно в условиях

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повышенного спроса на

качественную продукцию».

Свидетельством очевидного

прогресса, скорее всего, будет

тот момент, когда покупатели

во всем мире будут отдавать

предпочтение высококачественным

и натуральным вещам, нежели

скоротечной моде, а пока что здесь

лидирует только Дания.

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barbaraigongini.dk

Стивен Дойг прошелся по

волшебным улочкам копенгагенской

Христиании – уникального

«свободного города»

Несмотря на свою древнюю

архитектуру, сегодняшний

Копенгаген представляет собой

вполне современный город. Казалось

бы, вокруг все те же мощеные улицы

и старинные церквушки, но глянув

на горизонт, невольно замечаешь все

новые и новые строящиеся здания. К

числу современных архитектурных

сооружений Копенгагена можно

смело отнести «Черный Бриллиант»

– новое здание Королевской

библиотеки, вмещающее конференц-

зал и выставочный комплекс, а

также потрясающий Оперный

театр. Что касается жилых домов, то

здесь копенгагенцам в особенности

повезло – их строительство ведется

по самому последнему слову техники

и дизайна. Со времени открытия

статуи Русалочке городской пейзаж

подвергся серьезным изменениям.

Именно поэтому путешествие по

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Жить свободно

сказочным улицам Христиании

представляет еще больший интерес

– резкие границы и чистые линии

городских построек сливаются

здесь воедино, открывая поистине

новый мир.

Целый сказочный мир,

созданный Гансом Христианом

Андерсеном, словно оживает в

Христиании, ее фантастически

разрисованных домах, мастерских,

оранжереях и даже местных

законах, – ведь это своего рода

государство в государстве. íак как

же могло возникнуть подобное

место? Христиания, расположенная

к югу от центра города и изрезанная

множеством небольших каналов,

была когда-то территорией военной

части. В 1971 году 4 сентября

группа свободомыслящих местных

жителей проникла на территорию

заброшенных к тому времени

и поросших зеленью бараков и

стала использовать ее как игровую

площадку для прогулок с детьми.

Значительный вклад в историю

Христиании внес Якоб Лудвигсен,

издававший анархистский журнал

«Hovedbladet», в котором он

провозгласил создание свободного

города: «На сегодняшний день это

крупнейшая попытка построить

новое общество, используя при

этом уже имеющиеся конструкции.

… Целью Христиании является

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общества, каждый член которого

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всей общины». Одним словом

«община» едва ли можно описать

все великолепие Христиании.

Попав туда чуствуешь себя Алисой,

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встретившей настоящую страну

чудес.

Первым что бросается в глаза

– это отсутствие машин, которые

здесь запрещены. Поросшие

плющом здания покрыты яркими

граффити, вдоль дорог растут

тюльпаны и лаванда, а деревянные

домики словно вышли из сказок

братьев Гримм. Некоторые из

этих симпатичных, практически

волшебных построек расположены

прямо напротив узеньких водоемов.

Другие имеют вид уютных землянок

с круглыми окнами, прямо как из

деревушки хоббитов. Здания никому

официально не принадлежат и со

временем должны передаваться

другим гражданам. Вся эта идиллия

и безмятежное существование

охватывает в общей сложности 34

гектара земли.

«Я всегда советую своим

гостям сходить на экскурсию по

Христиании», – говорит Кирстен

Брехнер, владелица отелей Kong

Arthur и Ibsens Hotel. По ее мнению,

этот район значительно обогатил

ландшафт Копенгагена. «Это

отличная возможность увидеть

другую сторону Копенгагена и

простой образ жизни, который

нужно тщательно беречь, учитывая

нынешний прогресс. Попадая

сюда, ты словно чувствуешь,

что оказался в прошлом». Среди

всего прочего Брехнер советует

посетить расположенный рядом с

Христианией художественный музей

Gallopperiet и другие картинные

галереи, особенно Galleri Leonard

– коллективную художественную

мастерскую и выставочную

площадку на улице Sydområdet. В

«CA Butikken» на углу Prinsessegade и

Bådmandsstræde можно приобрести

изящные изделия ручной работы,

в мастерской Q-Smedien на

Mælkevejen полюбоваться на работы

жестянщиков, а вечером послушать

приятную музыку в одном из кафе.

«Мы живем в раю», – именно так

описала Христианию Таня Фокс,

приехавшая сюда еще будучи

ребенком и оставшаяся здесь по сей

день.

christiania.org,

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arthurhotels.dk/ibsens-hotel,

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丹麦男装在世界范围内声名鹊起。听

Ruairidh Pritchard讲述哥本哈根成功故

事背后的秘密

斯堪的纳维亚半岛屡被誉为欧洲最优秀新

晋男装设计师与最酷前沿时尚的摇篮，就哪

座城市可以担起当代斯堪的纳维亚时尚之

都的名号，人们展开了一系列激烈的争论。许

多人坚信非斯德哥尔摩莫属，这里诞生的世

界知名品牌包括H＆M和Acne，也有人认为

是哥德堡，因其独特的新颖、嬉皮的潮流风

44: Let’s Hear It For The Boys

倾听男装

美文翻译

格。然而，当谈及充满创意、超凡酷我的男

装，显然丹麦人胜券在握。

哥本哈根培养了一批欧洲最顶尖的男

装设计师，从作品让人垂涎的高街时尚天

才，前卫的Henrik Vibskov，到冉冉升起的

新星，刚毕业不久的Nicklas Kunz。Kunz

的首个完整系列，他的2013/14秋冬系列受

到运动与嘻哈风格的启发，已在全球范围内

吸引了诸多粉丝，其中包括设计师最喜欢的

说唱歌手Kendrick Lamar。

此外还有设计师品牌Soulland，其演

绎的街头风格再度如流星般蹿红。 这个由

设计师Silas Adler创立于2002年的品牌，

从一个简单的概念出发——即由滑板文化

生发出的T恤设计，第一批产品由Adler

和他的朋友们亲手制作。品牌的产品线很

快从T恤扩展到全方位各领域，但街头文

化的神髓仍根植于品牌之中，品牌着重于

将经典与当代风格混搭，并采用最优质的

面料，制造出反映哥本哈根设计美学的产

品——正如Adler所描述的，“简约，人性化

并且耐穿。 ”

该品牌的最新2014春夏系列，是一组

灵感来自包豪斯风格的作品。Adler解释

道，“包豪斯风格可能是对现代建筑和设计影

响最为深远的学派。其抽象表现形式和几何

形的运用，是我们2014春夏2014系列设计

灵感的核心来源。 ”虽然Adler本人并非丹

麦籍，但他在丹麦出生与成长，并深知该国

对于自己设计的影响。“我很了解丹麦和哥

本哈根。在方方面面，我都受到所居住的小

镇与当地生活的启发，”他表示。设计师在系

列中大量运用了招牌式的整体与拼贴印花，

并全部通过手工制作，包含面具、几何图形

与建筑碎片等元素，这些都是建立在关注细

节与扎实工艺的丹麦设计理念之上。

工艺与朴素向来是斯堪的纳维亚风格

的精神核心。这些特性既适用于服装设计，

也适用于生活方式。与Soulland同年成立

的丹麦品牌Wood Wood，是另一个丹麦

功能性时尚的典范，品牌的产品系列着重于

重塑斯堪的纳维亚风格，并制造出舒适、耐

用的时尚——简而言之，就是为真男子汉打

造的服装。正是因为对于生活方式的核心关

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丹麦与临近的斯堪的纳维亚地区，已走在可

持续时尚的最前沿。David Hellqvist为我

们拜访了几位先锋设计师

丹麦与其他斯堪的纳维亚地区，因过去几年

中对于极简、环保的时尚设计的推动，并推

进了其在家居与科技领域的发展议程，而闻

名于世。然而最近所有开始追随瑞典和丹麦

50: Green Light

绿色之光

品牌的人都知道，他们的设计已经不止局限

于酷感十足的纯色服装与牛仔系列。斯堪

的纳维亚风格正在变得更为多元，该区域的

关注重点已经转移到生态友好与可持续发

展。"在我们的民主社会中有一个根深蒂固的

传统，就是承担责任——不仅是对人，也是

对环境，” 丹麦时装学院的发展总监Jonas

Eder-Hansen解释道。“平等的社会，公平

的工作机会，以及对环境的保护在几十年前

就已经写入法律，所以用负责任的方式思考

来自于我们的传统与价值观。"在环境保护

事业上，丹麦向来走在世界前列。

这种思维与工作方式在纷繁众多的丹

麦品牌中可见一斑，从商业主流品牌，到前

卫秀场设计师品牌。很少有国家能像丹麦

一样，成功说服那么多的顾客，让他们了解

可持续并不等同于米黄色或乏味的服装，可

持续亦已成为设计中不容置疑的重点。"我

认为最重要的是明白，消费者不会仅仅因为

一件产品的环保性而去购买——你必须创

造出相关的、符合客户需求的产品， "男装

品牌Armoire d’Homme的联合创始人

Kjetil Aas表示。丹麦时尚界似对“光环保

是不够的”了若指掌——风格和内涵必须

齐头并进。正如主打针织的品牌Aiayu的

Marie Worsaae所言，丹麦人获此觉悟已有

好一阵子。“有越来越多的人意识到，可持

注，让许多丹麦品牌的设计实现了成功的零

售。Wood Wood共有有7家分店，在丹麦、

德国、奥地利和俄罗斯等地推广丹麦设计

主导的生活方式。由Soulland背后团队运

营的男装店铺，如Goods也是以哥本哈根

为基地的斯堪的纳维亚男装运动的重要阵

地，这里提供经过精挑细选的产品，来自一

系列当代风、简约风、运动风品牌，如Dana

Lee，House of Billiam，Norse Projects

与YMC。

丹麦男装美学的风格演变并未受到忽

视，设计师与时尚追随者们都开始关注哥本

哈根的时尚成就。 珠宝品牌Shamballa的

创始者，也是哥本哈根本地人的Mads Ko-

rnerup，从2001年起与兄弟Mikkel一起创

作手镯、项链、袖扣、戒指等作品，在世界范

围内大获成功，受无数粉丝追捧。两兄弟都

赞同，哥本哈根的男人不仅定义了斯堪的纳

维亚风格，并一直引领风尚。“这座城市的男

人对于时尚的关注度绝不亚于女性，甚至更

多，”他们解释道。“对于当代男装而言这是

一片神奇之地，这里的男性在穿着中投入大

量精力——并非是刻意强为，而是以一种自

然不做作的姿态。这是一种慵懒但不乏精致

的着装方式。”

要寻找欧洲最佳男装设计与灵感，毫

无疑问要一路向北——显然丹麦已定位于

这片小众市场，并将自身塑造为斯堪的纳维

亚地区的酷感与当代男装之枢纽。

henrikvibskov.com, nicklaskunz.com,

soulland.com, woodwood.dk,

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58: Living Free

自由生活

跟随Stephen Doig去哥本哈根独一无二的

魔幻领土“Christiania自由城”一探究竟

21世纪的哥本哈根纵然历史建筑林立，仍

是一座欣欣向荣的摩登都市。在这里，鹅卵

石街道与历史悠久的教堂任被完整保留，但

城市的天际线上布满了为建造新建筑而架

起的吊车。这些引人注目的现代建筑包括光

耀夺目的Black Diamond，这片摩登的河

边建筑群一直延伸到丹麦皇家图书馆，容

纳着礼堂和展览空间，以及气势磅礴的歌

剧院，同时这座城市的居住用楼也充斥着

尖端技术和前卫设计。丹麦小美人鱼所凝

视的风景已与从前大相径庭。这一切让通往

Christiania之路变得更为神奇；随着城市

的刚硬棱角与简洁线条逐渐融化，一个非同

续时尚可以兼顾高品质，道德与美学可以和

谐共存。”她说。

Kjetil Aas认为，这种绿色意识被斯

堪的纳维亚设计师们所继承。“品质对于斯

堪的纳维亚设计传统而言相当重要。与此同

时，斯堪的纳维亚时尚也强调所谓的“民主

方式”，即对所有人展开怀抱。将这两个因素

结合起来，就可以解释为何众多北欧时装设

计师都在关注服装的可持续性。” 

在哥本哈根时装周上展示作品的设计

师Barbara í Gongini表示，消费者们已经

全然准备好接受环保时尚的理念，并且愿

意为此多花一点钱。设计师同名品牌可能

会挑战人们对于“生态时尚”的固有认识。 

Barbara í Gongini美学是阴暗的、情绪化

的，让人联想到Ann Demeulemeester与

Rick Owens。虽然品牌仍旧遵循时尚届一

年两次的展示周期，但对于持续环保而言，

速度并不是问题。 "我们一般不关注转瞬

即逝的潮流与大众消费。相反我们的核心

理念是塑造可以持久延续的风尚，我们竭

尽所能将这一思想贯穿到设计过程中，”设

计师表示。

任何专注于可持续性发展的品牌，都

可能难以推行全面、360度的透明理念。“要

让产品实现百分百可持续性发展，目前还存

在局限，但我们对于行业努力达成这一点的

支持是相当重要的，” í Gongini说道。“我

们已经开发出一个内部评级系统，在每一季

都用来评估我们的成绩。但即便如此，我们

还没有做到百分之百。” Marie Worsaae来

自以最优质玻利维亚面料演绎丹麦设计的

Aiayu品牌，她发现很难找到志同道合的供

应商伙伴。她说，寻找“那些拥有自身特性但

仍拥有高品质的面料非常困难。不仅如此，

对于制造商而言很难了解认证的重要性，以

及顾客们对于质量日益增长的需求。 ”

然而从许多角度来看，这都是一个“好

问题”——只有当消费者相较于即穿即丢的

快时尚，更愿意选择高品质、可持续的服装

时，我们才会见到实质性的进展——而丹麦

在这方面似乎仍是一路领先。

armoiredhomme.com, aiayu.com,

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寻常的世界展现于世人眼前。

由安徒生童话谱写的童话梦境在

Christiania得以重生，在这片桃花源中到

处是飞驰画栋，以及人们亲手建立的家园和

绿地，这里是脱离丹麦社会运作机制的“自

由城邦”。这样的地区是如何产生的？地处

哥本哈根市中心南部，伫立于错综水域之岸

的Christiania，前身是一处军营。在1971

年9月4日，一群哥本哈根的自由思想人士闯

入了这片区域，将其打造成绿色空间以供孩

子们嬉戏。先锋左翼杂志Hovedbladet的

主编Jacob Ludvigsen，宣布Christiania

成为一片自由空间，并在Hovedbladet杂志

上发表言论“Christiania是属于在此定居

者的空间。这是迄今为止从无到有建立起

一个与周边区域保持联动的社会的最佳契

机。Christiania的目标是建立一个自治社

会，在此每一名个体都会为全社会的福祉担

起责任。”仅仅用“公社”来形容Christiania

则显得过于宽泛。简而言之，这里就像爱丽

丝掉进了特别美妙的兔子洞后发现的仙境。

让Christiania即刻引起人们注意的是

区内不设任何车道——车辆完全不允许进入

这个区域。常春藤覆盖的楼房都装饰着华丽

的壁画，小路两旁的薰衣草和郁金香茁壮成

长，萦绕着宛若格林童话中的小木屋。部分

原住民建造的超现实美丽建筑，俯瞰着附近

的水域。其他的则建于山间，圆形窗户与透

光设计，就像托尔金笔下的中土世界。这些

建筑物并不为谁人所“拥有”，而是建造来日

后传递给他人的。在这片85英亩的地上，孕

育着和平、安宁与不同常规的生活方式。

“我总是建议我的客人们去

Christiania一窥究竟，”同时经营着

Hotel Kong Arthur与Ibsens Hotel的老

板Kirsten Brøchner表示。她认为这片区

域能为哥本哈根之旅平添异彩。“这是窥探

哥本哈根另一面的绝佳途经，可以了解一

种更简单的生活方式，随着城市的不断演

变，这种方式更值得被保留下来。就像是

时光在此倒流。”Brøchner还建议人们从

Christiania这边的主入口，进入Gallop-

periet艺术博物馆，参观不同风格的艺术

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Sydområdet的艺术家集体工作室与展示空

间Galleri Leonard驻足。人们还可以在位

于Prinsessegade与Bådmandsstræde街交

界处的CA Butikken选购手工艺品。或是

去Mælkevejen街的Q Smedien铁艺工场，

领略让人赞叹的智巧工艺，此处入夜后还有

爵士乐演出可供欣赏。正如从孩童时期就搬

入Christiania，并再未离开过的常住居民

Tanja Fox所言：“我们生活在天堂之中。”

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日本語翻訳

44: Let’s Hear It For The Boys

北のメンズが熱い

デンマークのメンズウェアが急速に世界的

名声を得つつある。このコペンハーゲンのサ

クセスストーリーを、ルーリー・プリチャー

ドが追った。

スカンジナビアは、ヨーロッパきっての新進

メンズウェアデザイナーと洗練を極めた最新

ファッションを生んだ地として再三話題に上

るが、どの都市が「現代スカンジ・スタイル

の都」の称号にふさわしいかについては激

しい論争が交わされている。H&Mやアク

ネ、ヨーテボリといった世界的ブランドを生

み、フレッシュで粋なファッションを特徴と

するストックホルムを押す人は多いが、革新

的で断然クールなメンズウェアといえばデン

マークが明らかに抜きん出ている。

コペンハーゲンは、アヴァンギャルド

な作品が大人気のヘンリック・ヴィブスコフ

などの高級ファッションデザイナーから、学

校を卒業したばかりのニクラス・クンツとい

った新人まで、ヨーロッパで最も洗練された

メンズウェアデザイナーを輩出してきた。ク

ンツの初コレクションである2013・14年秋

冬物はスポーツウェアやヒップホップをヒン

トとしたものだったが、既に世界中でファン

を獲得している。クンツが大ファンのラッパ

ー、ケンドリック・ラマーもその一人だ。

ストリートウェアの大舞台に流星のご

とく現れた一つのデザイナーブランドが、ソ

ウルランドだ。デザイナーのサイラス・アドラ

ーが2002年に設立したこのブランドは、「ス

ケートボード文化から発想を得たTシャツ」

というコンセプトから出発している。アドラ

ーが友人のために作ったのが始まりだ。ま

もなくTシャツから完全なコレクションへと

拡大したが、ストリートウェアのルーツは現

在も持ち続けている。古典的なスタイルと現

代的なスタイルをミックスすることに重点を

置き、最上の素材を使ってコペンハーゲン

のデザインの美学を体現した服を創ってい

る。アドラーの言葉を借りれば、「シンプル

で知性的で着やすい」服だ。

同ブランドの最新作は、バウハウスか

らインスピレーションを得た2014年春夏カ

タストロフィー・コレクションだ。アドラーい

わく、「バウハウスは、近代建築や近代デザ

インに最も重要な影響を与えたといってい

いでしょう。その抽象的な形や幾何学的な

形状が、2014年春夏コレクションのデザイ

ンのインスピレーションとして中心的な役割

を果たしたのは確かです。」アドラー自身は

デンマーク人ではないが、この国で育ち、こ

こで暮らす彼は、それが自分のデザインプ

ロセスに及ぼす影響に気づいている。「デ

ンマークとコペンハーゲンを強く意識してい

ます。この街とここでの暮らしは、実に豊富

なインスピレーションの源になっています」

という。コレクションの中心は特徴的なオー

ルオーバーとコラージュプリント。マスクや幾

何学模様、建築物の断片を、モチーフに、デ

ィテールへのこだわりと真面目な職人技と

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いうデンマークデザインの基本に忠実に全

て手作りしたものだ。

職人の技とシンプルさは常にスカンジ

ナビアンスタイルの鍵であり、ファッション

デザインとライフスタイル全体に通じる特徴

だ。ソウルランドと同年に設立されたデン

マークのブランド「ウッドウッド」も、デンマ

ークの機能的ファッションの好例で、そのコ

レクションはスカンジナビアンスタイルを洗

練して心地よく着やすいファッションを創造

することを主眼にしている。簡単に言えば、

本物の男のための本物の服だ。デンマーク

ブランドの多くがデザインだけでなく小売り

でも成功しているのは、そうしたライフスタ

イル全体を見据えているから。ウッドウッド

は、デンマークのデザイン主導のライフスタ

イルを国内だけでなくドイツ、オーストリア、

ロシアにも広げ、7店舗を展開している。ダ

ナ・リー、ハウス・オブ・ビリアム、ノース・プ

ロジェクト、YMCといったストリートウェア

にインスピレーションを得た現代的でシン

プルなブランドのコレクションから選りすぐ

った品を揃えるグッズのようなメンズウェア

ストアも、コペンハーゲンを拠点とするスカ

ンジナビアンメンズウェアの飛躍に欠かせ

ない。　

デンマークのメンズウェア美学の進化

は人目を惹き、コペンハーゲンスタイルの名

声はデザイナーにもファッション愛好家にも

聞こえるようになっている。コペンハーゲン

生まれで宝飾品ブランド「シャンバラ」の創

設者マッズ・コーナップは、2001年から弟の

ミケルと共にブレスレット、ネックレス、カフ

リンク、リングを作って来たが、シャンバラは

今や各国にファンをもつ世界的なブランド

だ。コーナップ兄弟は、コペンハーゲンのデ

ザインはスカンジナビアンスタイルを明確に

示しているだけでなく、その先端を行ってい

るという意見で一致している。「この街の男

性はファッションに対して、女性に対する以

上にとは言わないまでも、女性に対してと同

じくらい気を配っている」という。「現代メン

ズウェアにとっては素晴らしい街で、男は着

るものに相当に気を使います。それも、いか

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グリーンファッション

デンマークとその隣国のスカンジナビア諸国

は、持続可能なファッションの最先端を行っ

ている。デイヴィッド・ヘルクヴィストがパイ

オニア的なデザイナーに会った。

デンマークをはじめとするスカンジナ

ビア諸国は、ミニマリズム的でよく考えられ

たファッションとホームウェアやテクノロジー

の面でも主張ある商品を生み出すことで有

名になったが、スウェーデンやデンマークの

ブランドの最近の動向を追っている人であれ

にも頑張ったというお洒落ではなく、実にさ

り気ない。肩の力を抜きつつ洗練された装

いです。」

ヨーロッパ随一のメンズウェアデザイ

ンとインスピレーションを求めるなら、見る

方角は間違いなく北だ。スカンジナビアのク

ールで現代的なメンズウェアの都として、デ

ンマークは確たるニッチを築いた。

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ば、スカンジナビアファッションがもはやク

ールなモノクロの服とデニムだけではないこ

とを知っている。この地域でもスタイルが多

様化し、それにつれて焦点がエコフレンドリ

ーで持続可能なファッションへと移っている

のだ。「私たちの社会民主主義的な社会で

は、責任という観念が伝統として深く根付い

ています。その責任は人だけでなく環境に対

しても同じことです」と、デンマークファッシ

ョン協会の開発ディレクター、ヨーナス・エ

ーダーハンセンは説明する。「社会的平等、

公正な職場環境、環境保護が法制化された

のはもう数十年も昔のことで、責任ある考え

方が私たちの伝統や価値観に一部になって

いるのです。」デンマークは、ことエコロジー

に関しては常に先を見てきた国だ。

こういった考え方、働き方は、商業的

な大衆消費者向けブランドも先端的なファ

ッションショーデザイナーも同様に、デンマ

ークのブランドの多くに見られる。「持続可

能なファッション」イコール「ベージュのつま

らない服」ではないことを、これほど多くの

消費者に納得させてきた国は極めて稀だ。

これはデザインを重視してきたからに他なら

ない。「消費者は持続可能だからというだけ

では物を買わないということを悟ることが大

変重要です。今日的で顧客のニーズを満た

す商品を作らなければ駄目なのです」という

のは、メンズウェアブランド「アルモアール・

ドム」の共同創設者キエティル・オースだ。

デンマークのファッション産業は、エコフレ

ンドリーなだけでは不十分でスタイルと中身

を両立しなければならないことを、重々認識

しているようだ。ニットウェア中心のブランド

「Aiayu（アイアユ）」のマリー・ヴォーソー

によれば、そういった認識はデンマークには

しばらく前からあった。「持続可能なファッ

ションと質の良さの合体、倫理と美学の同時

追求が可能だということに対する理解が深

まっている」という。

キエティル・オースは、このグリーン意

識はスカンジナビアのデザイナーに内在す

ると信じている。「スカンジナビアのデザイ

ンの伝統は、常に品質をとても大事にしてき

ました。それと同時に、スカンジ・ファッショ

ンはいわゆる『民主的なファッション』であ

ることも重視しています。つまり、誰にでもア

クセスできるファッションです。この二要素

が、スカンジナビアのファッションデザイナ

ーの多くが持続可能性を追求する理由かも

しれない。

コペンハーゲン・ファッションウィーク

に出展しているバーバラ・イ・ゴンジニは、

環境に優しいファッションに取り組もうとい

う人が多いのは、結局は消費者の気持ち次

第、少々高くても買う気のある消費者の存在

があってこそではないかという。自身の名を

冠したブランドは、「エコファッションはこん

なルックス」という消費者の既成概念をくつ

がえすものかもしれない。彼女の美学は暗

くムーディで、アン・ドゥムルメステールやリ

ック・オウエンスを思わせる。このブランドは

年に二度のコレクションサイクルを守ってい

るが、このテンポがエコクオリティを維持す

る上で問題になることはない。「当社は一般

に、流行り廃りの速いトレンドや大衆消費動

向は気にしません。むしろ、長持ちするスタ

イルを作ることを真髄としていて、その心構

えをデザインプロセスに反映させるよう努力

を尽くしています」と彼女は説明する。

持続可能性を重視するブランドはいず

れも、360度をカバーする全面的なエコ方針

の実施は難しいと感じているかもしれない。

「100パーセント持続可能な商品の実現に

はまだ制約があるものの、ファッション産業

がいずれその目標を達成できるよう支援し

ていくことが大事」だと、イ・ゴンジニはいう。

「当社では、シーズンごとに達成度を測るた

めの社内評価システムを導入しましたが、目

標達成はまだです。」アイアユではデンマー

クのデザインをボリビア産の最高級生地を

使って商品化しているが、ふさわしい製造パ

ートナーを見つけるのが難しいとマリー・ヴ

ォーソーはいう。これは特に「ユニークかつ

高品質な素材について言えることです。さら

に、より良い品質を求める消費者が増え、品

質証明が重要になっていることを製造者に

理解させるのが依然一苦労」だという。

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58: Living Free

自由に生きる

コペンハーゲンにあるユニークな「フリ

ータウン」、クリスティアーナの不思議な世

界を、スティーヴン・ドイグが歩いた。

歴史的建物はあっても、21世紀のコペ

ンハーゲンは繁栄する近代都市だ。石畳の

通りや古い教会は残っているが、街のスカイ

ラインには建築工事のクレーンが点在してい

る。目立った現代建築の一つはブラックダイ

アモンドだ。デンマーク王立図書館を川沿い

に増築した近代的な建物で、講堂や展示ス

ペースもある。巨大なオペラハウスも堂々た

る近代建築だ。さらに、この街の住宅は先端

のテクノロジーとデザインがふんだんに取り

入れられている。人魚姫の目に映る風景は

劇的に変化した。だからこそ、クリスティアー

ナの門をくぐった時に広がる風景が一層魅

力的に映る。都市のシャープな輪郭やスッキ

リとした線は溶け去り、まったくの別世界が

現れるのだ。

ハンス・クリスチャン・アンデルセンが

築いた豊かなおとぎ話の歴史が、クリスティ

アーナでは生きているかのようだ。ここは、

幻想的に彩られた建物や工芸家の工房、緑

地が連なる迷宮の世界で、デンマーク社会

の通常の法律の枠外で機能する「フリータ

ウン」だ。そもそもどうしてこんな一角がで

きたのだろうか。コペンハーゲン市街地の

南、無数に張り巡らされた水路の岸にある

クリスティアーナは、もともとは陸軍兵舎だ

った。1971年9月4日、コペンハーゲンの自由

思想家グループが空き家になっていた兵舎

に侵入し、雑草が生い茂る緑地を子供の遊

び場として使い始めたのが発端だ。クリステ

ィアーナを自治区と宣言したのは、極左雑誌

Hovedbladetの編集者だったヤコブ・ルード

ヴィクセンと言われている。彼は同誌で、「ク

リスティアーナは入植者の土地である。現存

する建物を組み入れつつ、社会を一から築く

ことのできるこれまでになく大きなチャンス

である。… クリスティアーナの目的は、一人

一人がコミュニティ全体の福祉に責任を持つ

自治社会の創出である」と書き、出版した。

しかし、クリスティアーナを単なるコミューン

としてしまうのは、あまりにも大雑把だ。無

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とはいえ、これはいろいろな意味で「良

い問題」だ。消費者が使い捨てのファッショ

ンでなく高品質で持続可能な衣料を選ぶか

らこそ、進歩があるのだから。デンマークは

その進歩の先端を行っているようだ。

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World, Shop Tax Free

海外でのお買い物が 免税に

邪気な言い方をすれば、ここに足を踏み入れ

るのは、アリスが不思議の国を発見した時の

ように、とびきり素敵なウサギ穴を落ちてい

くのに似ている。

まず驚くのは、クリスティアーナには車

の通れる道がないこと。車は禁止されている

のだ。蔦のからまる建物はふんだんな壁画

で飾られ、通路脇にはラベンダーの植え込

みが続き、グリム童話に登場する田舎屋のよ

うな木造の建物沿いにはチューリップが生え

ている。住民が建てたそんな愛らしくて現実

離れした建物は、一部は岸辺にある。一方、

丘の斜面を掘り込む形で建てられたものも

ある。魅力溢れる丸窓の家々は、まるでトー

ルキンの指輪物語のホビット庄を思わせる。

建物は「所有」の対象というより、いずれは

他者に受け継がれていくことを前提に建てら

れている。85エーカーにわたる平和で静け

さに包まれた別生活の場。

「宿泊客にはいつも、クリスティアー

ナを覗かれるようお薦めしています」と、コ

ングアーサーホテルとイプセンホテルのオー

ナー、　キルスティン・ブロクナーはいう。

この地区を訪れることで、コペンハーゲン

体験がより豊かなものになると思うからだ。

「コペンハーゲンのもう一つの顔、シンプ

ルライフを見るにはもってこいです。街が変

わるにつれて、この地区の保全がますます

重要になっています。過去にスリップした

かのような気分になれますよ。」ブロクナー

のお薦めは、クリスティアーナの正門脇に

あるGallopperiet 美術館を訪れ、様々な

アートギャラリーを覗き、コーヒーを飲みな

がら雰囲気を堪能し、Sydområdetにある

アーティストの共同工房兼展示スペースの

ギャラリー・レオナルドに立ち寄るというも

の。PrinsessegadeとBådmandsstrædeの

交差点にあるCA Butikkenで手工芸品を

買い、MælkevejenにあるQ-Smedien鉄細

工工房で職人の技に眼を見張り、アフター

ダークは夜更けのジャズに浸ろう。子供の頃

にクリスティアーナに移り住んで以来離れた

ことがないというターニャ・フォックスは、長

年暮らしてきたこの土地を「天国のよう」と

グローバル・ブルーの免税ショッピング制度

をご利用いただきますと、世界各地の有名シ

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とお尋ねください。あとは、次のステップを

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