4ME4YOU FEATURES “SAKS POTTS” DURING COPENHAGEN FASHION WEEK AW24. gallery Designer: SAKS POTTS 4ME4YOU FEATURES “SAKS POTTS” DURING COPENHAGEN FASHION WEEK AW24. Designer: SAKS POTTS Growing up in Copenhagen together inspired and established the importance of the Copenhagen roots and lifestyle for Saks Potts. Barbara & Cathrine spend a lot of time on the countryside of Denmark, especially up north

4ME4YOU FEATURES “ISO.POETISM DURING “COPENHAGEN FASHION WEEK AW22 ”. gallery Designer: ROTATE 4ME4YOU FEATURES “ROTATE” DURING COPENHAGEN FASHION WEEK AW24. Designer: ROTATE Rotate is a brand from Birger Christensen, created in partnership with influencers and stylists Jeanette Madsen and Thora Valdimarsdottir. The brand has taken the world by storm with its sexy minidresses and covetable pieces for the going out

4ME4YOU FEATURES “NICKLAS SKOVGAARD” DURING COPENHAGEN FASHION WEEK AW24. gallery Designer:NICKLAS SKOVGAARD 4ME4YOU FEATURES “NICKLAS SKOVGAARD” DURING COPENHAGEN FASHION WEEK AW24. Designer: NICKLAS SKOVGAARD Creating his own textiles that cultivate an exceptional surface, Nicklas Skovgaard taught himself weaving after discovering a small loom and crafting swatches of his own fabric. Expanding on to a bigger surface allowed Nicklas to create

4ME4YOU FEATURES “MUNTHE” DURING COPENHAGEN FASHION WEEK AW24. gallery Designer: MUNTHE 4ME4YOU FEATURES “MUNTHE” DURING COPENHAGEN FASHION WEEK AW24. Designer: MUNTHE The essence of Munthe is the serenity every style is made with. From carefully selected, high-quality fabrics to delicate details in coating and lining, from tight and neatly construction to a commitment to low-impact production. For Munthe aesthetic is

4ME4YOU FEATURES “MFPEN” DURING COPENHAGEN FASHION WEEK AW24. gallery Designer: MFPEN 4ME4YOU FEATURES “MFPEN” DURING COPENHAGEN FASHION WEEK AW24. Designer: MFPEN “MFPEN” is a contemporary clothing brand from Copenhagen decontextualising classic design with relaxed silhouettes and responsible production. Durable and functional designs follow a Responsible Hierarchy; first looking to high-quality European dead-stock fabrics from overproduction elsewhere in the fashion industry.