Even though I do not have an education from La Mer or La Prairie. I’m not even a beauty school drop out. But by birth I am given the most annoyingly sensitive skin and system, that gets affected by anything and everything. Food, stress, work conditions, weather. You name it. So I’m very alert to every little detail and change within, on and around me. This might not make me a beauty expert on paper. But I know damn well if a creme works after you have been on a
Fashion week is upon us and despite rain or shine the shows most go on. Which they did……This August was crazily wet and made it really ‘interesting’ to get around town. The usual easy and laid-back bike ride from show to show was just not happening this season. And the way to fashion designer Stine Goya’s show was no different. Monsoon rain was hammering down outside while we were audience to the most beautiful and intimate scenography created by Oliver Gustav. The make up was beautiful and simple and the
Copenhagen Fashion Week is over and most people from the industry are completely fashioned out after a 4 days of parties, shows, reviews, champagne and 6 inches heels. So Sunday was spent wisely behind closed doors licking the open wounds and looking for recuperation and healing powers at the local pizza joint. I had a fabulous fashion week where I got to see some of my old and dear friends that I don’t see on a daily basis. I still have tons of pictures from the week that I will
Just sharing a couple of shots from the other night where ‘The Board of Blondes’ held an utmost important meeting at restaurant MASH in Copenhagen, where after we took it to Gallery Asbaek and topped it off with a visit to Simon’s. I daresay that super urgent matters were discussed and resolved that night. Period. But that is what happens when blondes with ambitions get together and share perspective… Fashion: American Apparel & Jimmy Choo / Nails: Minx from Dollface & Silkyway Jill & I Miss T & Miss A
Rumble in the jungle By Marie Graunboel The sound of birds singing followed by an energetic drumbeat echoed in the majestic halls of Copenhagen City Hall when Swedish Minimarket invited us on an African safari (guided trip to the jungle included). The three sisters Sofie, Pernilla and Jennifer Elvestedt behind Minimarket were going for the trans-global vibe presenting a collection revolving around dusty orange and bright blues mixed with simple ethnic prints and an awful lot of black! A departure from previous season’s experiments with shapes and fabrics, this time