Name: LIBERTINE-LIBERTINE / STORM
Brand: stormfashion.dk
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Miyu Kurihara

Miyu Kurihara is a Japanese artist who makes hand-painted ceramics. She draws upon her heritage when creating her ceramics pieces; inspired by both Japanese kimono design and traditional Asian ceramics. All pieces are made by hand and individually drawn with intricate detail.

Having learned brush techniques and textile design in Japan and London, she incorporated these skills into her work and uses traditional blue and white porcelain craftmanship that originate in China and Japan.

Selection of hand-painted vases is available exclusively in store.

Honey Fucking Dijon

Honey Fucking Dijon

An ongoing collaboration between Comme des Garçons and Berlin-based DJ and producer Honey Dijon just launched another line of t-shirts. The collection comes in a wide range of colors and various massive text prints.

Now available online and in store!

New from Salomon Advanced

New colorways of XT-6 and XT-Quest added to our Salomon Advanced collection.

Originally launched in 2013, the XT-6 ADV is the preferred footwear of world-class athletes for ultra-distance races under harsh conditions. It now returns with updated colors and materials, but the same level of cushioning, durability and descent-control.

The XT-QUEST ADV brings together the best of two of Salomon most legendary shoes. It confidently cradles foot like the XT-WINGS trail running shoe, while offering all the comfort, stability and grip of the QUEST 4D 3 hiking boot.

The shoes are available for both, men and women. Buy here or in-store.

Hummel x Astrid Andersen

The collaboration - and the collection aims to unite the proud sports heritage of one of Denmark's oldest sports brands with one of the most prominent, contemporary Danish designer in luxury sportswear.

Hummel has a long history of supporting positive social change - under the creative direction of Astrid Andersen this collaboration sees them re-purpose their archives of unused stock, advocating a future of more conscious consumption.

Together they have launched unisex collection which blends Astrid Andersen’s visual handwriting and Hummel’s iconic chevrons across technical team sport inspired styles and a sneaker that in a highly refined way combines classic sports aesthetics with eye-catching details and modern technology.

Available online and in store now!

L'Art de l'automobile

Arthur Kar and his nostalgic fashion label brings another delivery of outstanding pieces to Storm. Classic cotton t-shirts in multiple colorways with playful graphic prints are now available exclusively in store. GT Pirate tees for all the driving PIRATES OUT there and many more!

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OIO LAB

Oio Lab was founded by Joanna Ryglewicz. They create skincare that is not only effective, but also expresses their values and attitude to the world we live in. The company comes from Puszczykowo – a small town on the outskirts of Pozna? in Poland.

What is so special about the products is the combination of a scientific approach with natural ingredients. Oio Lab is where nature meets science. The products include organic, cold-pressed oils of the highest quality as well as plant extracts obtained using innovative methods. They also enrich the natural base with highly selected active ingredients of proven effectiveness. The treatments can contain hydrogenated H-10 retinol, proven to counteract sign of aging or a highly stable vitamin C derivative – maintaining its brightening and antioxidant properties for longer. However, they do not use synthetic additives and preservatives.

Oio Lab is constantly cooperating with many scientific institutions to create new formulas as well as develop effective ingredients.

Oio Lab believes that skin reflects how you relate to the world and effective skincare, combined with a moment of inner peace is the best way to let your unique glow shine through.

Now available online and in store!

Her GÂr Det Godt Season 3

HGDG SÆSON III released on Saturday 1st of August and is available in store only. Click through the pictures to explore the entire collection.

Helly Hansen

Inspired by the brand’s vast history of creating performance-driven & professional-grade products, HH-118389225 code name “ARCHIVE” is the embodiment of this rich past. Reworked into premium cap-sule collections, each range takes individual cues from historic product lines, specifc details or moments in the brand’s timeline.

SS20/“201” draws from Helly Hansen’s workwear archive, an industrial area the brand has pioneered since its inception. With technical inovations in the late 40’s via the introduction of its “Helox” and later “Plarex” fabric technologies. These techniques added a layer of translucent PVC plastic sewn into waterproof coats and hats to ensure workers remained warm and dry in most challenging conditions.

With safety orange being a key tone on sites across the globe, these accents are played out against a more traditional workwear palette of khaki and blue utilising the brand’s rugged Duck Canvas and PU performance materials.

Multiple styles across the collection come with a clip-on utility bag in bright contrast colours and designs that utilise the revolutionary click.on™ system, developed by using a special nylon clip, which tightly grips on a range of tool holding modules, emphasizing the collection’s prac-tical origins.

Craig Green x Adidas Drop II

With the adidas archive at its foundation, adidas Originals continues to evolve the brand’s legacy through its commitment to product innovation and its ability to filter the creativity and courage found on courts and sporting arenas through the lens of contemporary youth culture.

In their latest collaboration Adidas has teamed up with London-born designer Craig Green. Green’s cult-like runway processions have become a highly anticipated fixture of the menswear calendar. Though known for their dramatic and deeply emotive qualities, his collections are firmly rooted in the steady development of simple, yet rigorously considered signature garments.

Drop II will release on the 2nd of July

Jan Machenhauer

The force field between form and function is what interests Jan Machenhauer. Just as the room can only be experienced through the presence of man, Jan’s clothes come alive on the human body, creating a luxurious room of rich and varied textures and detailed structures – made for movement. This gives Jan’s designs an architectural quality.

The clothes are designed, tailored, and sewn in Copenhagen by a small, intimate staff and based on traditional production values brought to life by hand, using Jan Machenhauer’s own innovative techniques. The materials are nature’s own; linen, wool, cotton, and silk.

The elaborate design is modern but not created as fashion meant to be out-dated and swiftly replaced. These are clothes meant to last, to retain their value and to be handed down, only becoming more beautiful with wear. The designs may at first glance remind you of Japan or Italy, but the choice of colour, the simplicity, and the utility – even in harsh weather – are very Danish.

Buy online and in store!

Lil Fleur Byredo

AVAILABLE ONLINE AND IN STORE

Byredo presents a new perfume Lil FLeur.

Lil Fleur is inspired by a heady, surging world of youthful emotions, both happy and sad, and with a great debt to music, the scent is ultimately an interpretation of promise and potential, audaciousness and sincerity.

At its heart is a Damascena Rose, sparkling, crisp and enveloping in its sweetness. Top notes of Cassis and Tangerine, add to the crisp sparkle. While Saffron soothes in its warm tones. Blonde Woods, Amber and Vanilla, add notes of sophistication at the base of the fragrance.

CASC8

Casc8 was founded in 2018 in Copenhagen by Sara Emilie Terp. After having studied at Central St. Martins in London and worked for the fashion house Céline - she lived in India for 6 months where she started the close collaboration with the Artisans.

Casc8 works with an NGO organisation and local Artisans in Gujarat, India - whose initiative is to collect plastic waste polluting the landscape and then transform it into a useful material through a process of hand-weaving.

The initiative in Gujarat, Bhuj was started by a group of female Artisans, who were fed up with seeing their local surroundings destroyed by the masses of plastic waste. They decided they wanted to try and make a material out of the “free” plastic lying around everywhere, which they then could sell and create an income for themselves.

Each plastic design comes with a story : Some are made from woven from up-cycled cassette tape, some designs are made from discarded cookie-paper wrapping and some plastic sheet are woven with organic cotton.

Explore the entire selection here!