The plush and huge inexperienced backyard of the 18th-century Designmuseum Danmark was the setting for Marie and Julie Skall’s spring present. They used the chance to introduce their new leather-look equipment—footwear, baggage, and belts—made utilizing “byproducts of Sicilian orange and cactus.” The hero merchandise was a ballet flat with a strap and an upturned toe.
“Marie and I used to bounce once we had been youthful,” defined Julie, “so we’re each very drawn to the world of dancing, particularly trendy ballet.” Classical musicians performed waltzes and music from The Nutcracker. When it got here to the garments, the sisters abstracted their inspiration, aiming to evoke an emotion and ease of movement fairly than to reference leotards and such. As Julie mentioned, the thought was “simply letting feelings set your physique free.”
There was loads of appeal to be discovered within the lineup; it was obvious within the insouciant slouch of a knit costume over a very good pair of denims, within the geometry of a broderie anglaise headband, the swing of a drop earring or a tassel belt. Then there have been the Liberty prints, a trench in a mesmerizing shade of purple, and the tomboy attraction of an ecru linen vest and pants worn with a button-down. Regardless of all of those positives, the dimensions of the area overwhelmed this assortment of fairly, however easy wardrobe items. The present would have benefited from a quicker tempo and extra intimate surroundings.
