A lover of all things geek ironic, Peter Jensen was a highlight of the Copenhagen Fashion Week. A designer with plenty of mileage under his belt this 24 piece men’s collection was one of his finest. Returning from the catwalks of London to his home country the show was unforgettable, each piece infused with his delightful sense of humor. Pants were tailored just above the ankle, shorts just above the knee, socks were high and Camper shoes many. It was an ode to geek, well received.

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The divine By Marlene Birger was as charming as ever at Copenhagen Fashion Week, merging delicate feminine fabrics with the indie street cool that Western Europe is infamous for. Less androgynous than many of the other offerings on show, there was nevertheless a tangible blending of the masculine and feminine with classic tuxedos and shirt dresses side by side with on trend high waisted skirts and blouses. Ultimately, however, it was all in the details — a pair of moon shaped geek specs and lusty black and cream broguesque ankle boots dredging the gap between good clothes and a great collection.

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