CPHFW in Denmark to showcase 31 sustainable brands in 2024

27 Nov '23

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Copenhagen Fashion Week (CPHFW) AW24 will run from January 29–February 2, 2024, featuring 31 brands selected for their sustainability, aligning with CPHFW's 18 Minimum Standards.
The opening show will be by bursary recipient Nicklas Skovgaard.
The event includes a mix of shows and trade fairs.
This edition's NewTalent segment showcases four brands.

Copenhagen Fashion Week (CPHFW) has announced the line up for the AW24 edition taking place January 29–February 2, 2024, encompassing 31 brands that have been approved by the CPHFW Show Committee and CPHFW Sustainability Committee. Following the screening process, CPHFW brands have been selected both from fashion design criteria as well as a full value chain perspective, as they have been screened against Copenhagen Fashion Week’s 18 Minimum Standards.

This coming season, CPHFW NewTalent supported by Circulose bursary recipient Nicklas Skovgaard shall present as the official opening show on the Monday after the official reception, building on the impact the brand’s first showcase for the August edition imprinted. The schedule will continue to hold a break across the Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, allowing for further support towards the burgeoning schedule of presentations, events, showrooms, and trade fairs, CPHFW said in a press release.

For AW24, CPHFW NewTalenT supported by Circulose will include four brands—continuing from last season are Rolf Ekroth and Nicklas Skovgaard, with Alectra Rothschild/Masculina and Stamm joining the scheme.

For this coming edition, there will be three brands awarded the One To Watch recognition slot—Martin Quad, Sloth Rousing, and MLGA. These brands will present their forthcoming collections through a variety of formats that they feel best encompasses their vision, from installations, presentations, events, and showroom formats.

Brands part of CPHFW NewTalent supported by Circulose receive support for three consecutive seasons through monetary support, mentorships, partnership offerings, professional advisors, onboarding to the official CPHFW show schedule, event participation, showroom activations, alumni network, and extensive PR through CPHFW’s international community and channels. Subsequently each designer will graduate on to the alumni scheme.

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