At Copenhagen Fashion Week, a “set” train showed

The most fashion event sustainable that there isi.e. the Copenhagen Fashion Week, this time it makes headlines well beyond the attention it has always paid to the impact on the planet: in fact, more and more brands are emerging on the international scene starting from the Nordic capital, among innovative collections and unconventional presentations. One of the latest surprises in this sense was the collection show Fall/Winter 2023-24 of the brand (of) vision, a hymn to the subversion and freedom of 90s grunge, in which the protagonist was a dress with a… dressed train.

During the show (of) visionhalfway between a fashion show and a dinner with guests at the table, the model Sarah Dahling captured the attention of those present by lightly tapping the glass with a cutlery, then getting up and starting to parade in the middle of the hall.

This is how everyone present was able to notice that the tablecloth at his table was nothing but train of her skirt: in fact, the latter, following the model’s stride, made everything that was laid out slide to the ground, dragging along some plates and cutlery.

A concept that is not only suggested by the name of the collection presented at Copenhagen Fashion Week, Dressed for Disaster – or “dressed (and ready) for any disaster” – but also from curious partnership with the insurance company Hedvig, partner of the event. A new (and innovative) way to support brands, without putting creativity aside.

Viktor & Rolf, is it the body wearing the dress or the dress wearing the body?

Let’s forget about practicality: on the catwalk in Paris, the Haute Couture Spring-Summer 2023 by duo Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren is a surrealist dream. And it puts us in front of a question (with attached reflections)