Name: Her GÂr Det Godt Season 3
Brand: stormfashion.dk
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424's Debut Collection

Guillermo Andrade, founder of Los Angeles- based boutique 424 on Fairfax introduces his first collection. The deeply personal designs are based on his experience with new technology and his adaptation of style. "I was not allowed to visit my brother, who was deported [back] to Guatemala," explained Andrade. "Google Earth made me feel closer to him, being able to see where he was brought me a bit of peace.“ As personal this collection is - he wants his customers to make it their own. "Just download Google Earth, find your place on the planet, type your location on top of the image, get some clear floss or thread, and stitch it onto your jacket.“ Guillermo Andrade introduced his collection during CPH Fashion Week.

Fall Winter 14 Eytys

FW’14 Eytys introduce the new style “Odyssey”. It comes with the same signature sole as debut style “Mother” but is equipped with higher shaft and tongue. It’s fully padded and has leather lining, making it highly suitable for winter wear. Mother and Odyssey are now also offered with black soles. Eytys FW’14 collection consists of artworks and animations based on Voyager-1’s vast expedition. The story unfolds in collaboration with London based artist and image-maker Tom Sewell, who creates images stretching the possibilities that working digitally with colour allows. The Fall Winter 14 collection is now exclusively available at Storm, in-store only!

Yazbukey's 'Turkish Delights'

The master of surrealistic accessories Yazbukey is back with a stunning Autumn/Winter 14 collection!

XXBC with Marcus Paul for Storm

New York, NY: Today, to celebrate the launch of the 20th Anniversary of Storm, XXBC announces a run of 24 one-of-a-kind sweatshirts with creative direction led by stylist and interior designer Marcus Paul. Exclusively for STORM, Marcus Paul worked with XXBC to reinvent the piece using antique and deadstock materials. Each of the 24 sweatshirts produced is crafted from a unique combination of the vintage textiles—curated by Paul—so no two are precisely alike. “XXBC and I share an appreciation for playing outside the rules. Our design process wasn’t about thinking inside a box. It was about looking at the box from the outside and seeing what could—or should—be done differently.” The result is a thoughtful, highly personal piece you'll find nowhere but your own closet. Even the box—finished with embroidered antique fabric—took time (and love) to perfect. The effort shows. Stop by Storm to meet Marcus Paul, 6th of August, 4pm

Virgil Abloh at Storm

As part of an ongoing series of installation art pieces by OFF-WHITE c/o VIRGIL ABLOH the latest installment entitled “INDUSTRIAL BY NATURE” further explores one of the brands principles of crashing natural textures with a manmade industrial process. This series of art exhibitions and ancillary projects is an expression of the brand itself; the spirit of the fashion label under the OFF-WHITE name. An extension of the Spring-Summer collection entitled “Moving Still” in the “INDUSTRIAL BY NATURE” show is an immersive sensory installation that gives the notion of being on a beach using man made triggers. Misting fans, layered with sounds of the seaside, visual projections of the ocean and a mound of sand all together create a curated atmosphere that is an impression of the brand. Exhibition; 3-6 August CRYSTAL HALL, Bella Center, Copenhagen. Speaking engagement about the concept behind 'Industrial By Nature' and the link between OFF-WHITE's SS15 'Moving Still' // Meet Virgil Abloh Tuesday August 5TH, 12PM noon, at Store Regnedage 1

Serious Wapanese

Coming from a generation without borders, gathered around the same desire to contribute to the culture. Serious Wapanese is a Parisian kid inspired by American & Japanese culture. In autmn 2014, S ~ W decides to use his references, culture and inspiration to launch his first streetwear capsule echoing to the concept of “SEASON 0.” The first items are designed keeping the DNA of Serious Wapanese : strong iconography & cultural mix. S ~ W’s aesthetics mixes the Japanese alphabet, game of materials, US volumes and French manufacturing; declining this eclecticism under several forms. Have a look at the first arrivals here

Interview BLS

BLS is an up and coming streetwear brand straight from our own streets of Copenhagen. We sat down with Co-founder Besnik Miftari to talk about his inspiration, life and music. How would you describe BLS in one sentence? "It's not only garments, it's a lifestyle." What inspired you while designing this collection? "We have always been fascinated by Italian design. The main purpose behind our collections is timeless designs with a twist of functionality and comfort." Best advice you ever got? "The wise Uncle Lasse Siegismund told us that we always should be romantic about the things we do.. In other words - Be passionate about your work." Top 5 songs at the moment? 1. Lil Wayne featuring Drake - Believe me. 2. RichGang Feat Young Thug & Rich Homie Quan - LifeStyle. 3. Jhene Aiko - The Worst. 4. OB Brien - 2on. 5. Lukas Graham - Mama Said. Have a closer look at their collection here

200 percent

The new edition of 200% is published as a Limited Art Edition, hard-covered book of 1,000 copies. 200% features in-depth interviews with artists who are prepared to go to any lengths for their art. The new edition has interviews with the Performance artist Marina Abramovic, the actress Halina Reijn, the set designer Es Devlin and the fan designer Sylvian Le Guen.†The cover of copy numbers 1-500 feature the Performance Artist, Marina Abramovic. Copy numbers 501-1,000 feature the actress Halina Reijn. Buy it here!

Thom Browne

This season Thom Browne worked with the relation between the hunted and hunters. The collection is a mixture of classic grey materials, strange cuts, rough seams and perfect detailing. Thom Browne, known for his extraordinary craftsmanship catapulted himself to the next level with this artful and beautifully balanced fall winter collection.

Welcome Coco & Breezy

Corianna and Brianna, also known as Coco and Breezy, are the founders of a cutting edge sunglasses & apparel brand based in New York City that aims to reach new fashion heights and introduce fashion connoisseurs all over the world to their unique sense of style and original accessories.

Interview Mads Trolle

We interviewed jewelry designer and friend Mads Trolle about his debut collection "Skyline“; How would you describe your jewelry label in one sentence? Ladylike with an edge. Why did you decide to start your own jewelry label? “I have previously worked as part of the design team with Danish brands like Ole Lynggaard, Georg Jensen and Pandora where I designed several collections including the ‘Lovepods’ collection. Establishing a jewellery brand in my own name and designing the first collection is an old dream. It was my original dream when I started to train as a goldsmith at Georg Jensen. This was what I wanted to do with my life. Since then, my career took many turns and I became so involved with the big Danish jewellery brands, that I had almost forgotten what I really needed to do. Realizing that, it felt like I had no choice. I had to do my own thing, or regret it later. I am so happy to finally launched the brand and the collection, it feels like I am fulfilling what I set out to do." What inspired you while designing the "Skyline collection“? The collection is inspired by New York architecture and by architect Oscar Niemeyer. I wanted to design a collection for the modern, confident woman, so the muses for this collection was the young Patti Smith, Charlotte Gainsburgh and the Danish model Freja Behar. To me each of them are beautiful confident women and talented rebels. “Skyline” seemed to be a fitting title for the collection because of the strong architectual references. Top 5 songs at the moment? “Heaven” by Talking Heads. “Tessallate” by Alt-J. “Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence” by Sakamoto Ryuichi. “Afterlife” Arcade Fire. “Chandelier” by Sia. Best advise you ever got? “Be more you” This is not meant in an arrogant way. To me this is a simple advice for each and everyone of us that really makes sense.

Openhouse Magazine

Openhouse Magazine is a new biannual publication, inviting the reader to visit people who open their homes to strangers. This first issue will celebrate the melting pot of privacy and public space, reporting from extraordinary food, art and design projects all with the common denominator of opening private spaces to the public. Launching at the end of May, this magazine offers 144 pages full of beautiful photography, interesting interviews and inspiring homes and projects to visit.