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Knitted top from COSTER COPENHAGEN. Pants by BRUNELLO CUCINELLI. Wooden stool from FRITZ BAUMANN.
2.
Turtleneck sweater from BRUNELLO CUCINELLI. Shorts from AMERICAN VINTAGE. Earcuffs from SASKIA DIEZ.
3.
Sweater with collar from BAUM & PFERDGARTEN. Trousers from MADS NORGAARD. Shoes from BIRKENSTOCK 1774 x TOOGOOD.
4.
Knitted top from COSTER COPENHAGEN. Cardboard mask by JOSEPHINE ABRAHAMS.
5.
Leggings from RABENS SALONER. T-shirt from AMERICAN VINTAGE. Jacket from MADS NORGAARD. Overknee boots from AGL. Cardboard mask by JOSEPHINE ABRAHAMS.
6.
Dress from DONDUP. Puffer jacket from SANDRO PARIS. Pearl ring by SASKIA DIEZ. Cord belt STYLIST'S OWN. Wooden stool from FRITZ BAUMANN.
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Coat and knitted slippers from SANDRO PARIS. Heels by SALVATORE FERRAGAMO. Cardboard mask by JOSEPHINE ABRAHAMS.
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Top and skirt from RABENS SALONER. Earcuffs from SASKIA DIEZ. Wooden stool from FRITZ BAUMANN.
A little different, a little crazy. But fashion is ultimately there to let off steam and test who we could be. That’s why we are now combining patterns and materials in a particularly wild and fearless way.
Photography: Affonso Gavinha, gavinha.com, @affonsogavinha
Styling & Creative Direction: Jacqueline Abrahams, @jacquelineabrahams.stylist
Hair & Make-up: Arno Humer, arno-humer.de, @arnohumer
Model: Paula
