Copenagen Fashion Week

The all time favourite fashion journalist of Denmark Didder Rønlund reviews Copenhagen Fashion Week SS11. Read her words from the front row of YDE, Peter Jensen, Moonspoon Saloon, Noir, By Malene Birger, Vilsbøl de Arce and many other Scandinavian fashion designers.

Max Factor is supporting the new design talents of Copenhagen Fashion Week. Three designers are competing to win the grand prize of DKK 150.000 to create a show during next fashion week - Vote for your favourite here.

Now selected shows are available at copenhagenfashionweek.tv. The site is open for enjoying backstage interviews, red carpet as well as cultural insights.
Press registration at copenhagenfashionweek.tv/press - and download selected shows in broadcast quality.

The much anticipated "The World's Greatest Catwalk" was successfully executed in Copenhagen this Saturday, August 14. An impressive crowd of approx. 100,000 spectators lined up along the one-mile long and pink runway on the pedestrian street "Strøget", curious to see the 220 models showing this season's autumn-winter 2010 collections by nearly 200 Scandinavian brands. The World's Greatest Catwalk was not only the longest catwalk ever, but also the greatest in terms of number of models, spectators and brands contributing to the fashionable looks on the catwalk. Furthermore the catwalk was also a charity event supporting the organization "Chernobyl Children's Project International". More than 80 retailers in the center of Copenhagen donated 1% of Saturday's turn-over to the organization.

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Wella is the new haircare partner of Copenhagen Fashion Week. They were responsible for the fantastic hair at Yde, the official opening show of Copenhagen Fashion Week. Read more about Wella here

The organizers behind this summer's largest fashion event, The World's Greatest Catewalk have joined forces with retailers in Copenhagen City Centre to launch a fundraising campaign. The campaign aims to get as many shops as possible in the city centre to donate 1% of the day's revenues to a cause chosen by Helena Christensen: Chernobyl Children's Project International. Read more.