From Latimmier's BDSM-coded take on power dressing to Holzweiler's wood nyphm 'Rewilding' fantasy, these are some of the best collections from Nordic brands to hit the runway in 2023 - according to Vogue Scandinavia's editors
Martina Bonnier, Editor in Chief
“One of my favourite Scandinavian brands, the Norwegian label Pearl Octopuss.y delivered my stand-out collection of the year at Oslo Runway.”
Allyson Shiffman, Print Editor
“Given the state of the economy, Latimmier's cheeky, BDSM-coded take on power dressing for spring/summer '24 was deliciously on-point. The wide-cuffed shirting, power shoulders and ties are all on my wardrobe bingo card come spring. Plus we got Ervin Latimer himself performing 'Big Spender' in drag. Just take all my money.”
Clare McInerney, Digital Editor
"Simple, beautiful and so very wearable. This Highlands-inspired autumn/winter '23 collection by the Skall Studio sisters has stayed with me since its presentation at Copenhagen's light-filled Designmuseum."
Josefin Forsberg, Beauty & Fashion News Editor
“Gestuz's autumn/winter '23 because of that one great grey coat and the structured shoulders. All-in-all a display of empowered, cinched-in sex appeal.”
Amelie Langenskiöld, Junior Fashion Editor
“I was worried this question would come. As a forever admirer of Scandinavian style and all it stands for, I find it very tricky to just choose one collection. I loved the simplicity of House of Dagmar's spring/summer '24 collection, and the leather details at Saks Potts, but I think my overall favourite needs to be The Garment's spring/summer '24 show. The combination of suits and crochet really caught my attention.”
Zamzam Wasuge Ibrahim, Social Media Editor
My favourite Scandi collection this year was Holzweiler's spring/summer '24 'Rewilding'. The pastel and floral vibes hooked an all-black-everything girlie like myself, making me want to live out my best Tinkerbell, wood nymph fantasies.”