DANSK Magazine

Inside DANSK S/S 2012

So, as you may have noticed we’re sorta celebrating our ten-year anniversary this season. We should really be getting ourselves presents but we’re such givers, we can’t help but dish out the goods. So without further ado, here are the contents of the spring/summer 2012 issue, on stands Thursday 2nd February.

Celebrating his own decennial in 2012, Alber Elbaz speaks to Fashion Features Director Susanne Madsen about his ten years at Lanvin, while Kris Van Assche speaks to Senior Editor Anders Christian Madsen about creating his own success story at Dior Homme, Erdem Moralioglu talks Hitchcockian fashion, and Victoria Beckham reflects on her break-through as a designer. Ann-Sofie Back paints a picture of her new fashion empire, and catwalk photographer par excellence Chris Moore looks back at his extraordinary life in the industry.

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In a story by Editor-in-Chief and Creative Director Kim Grenaa, DANSK commemorates its 10-year anniversary as the leading international Danish fashion title by speaking to other international fashion Danes, whose careers took off in 2002. Grenaa and his fellow Editor-in-Chief and Creative Director Uffe Buchard also meet Eva Kruse, CEO at the Danish Fashion Institute, while Danish artist Anika Lori is interviewed by Ana Finel Honigman.

Freja Beha Erichsen poses for fellow model Christian Brylle with fashion by Fashion Editor-at-Large Anders Sølvsten Thomsen, who also styles Juliane Grüner, shot by Aitken Jolly. Christian Brylle is featured opposite Caroline Brasch-Nielsen in a story shot by Henrik Bülow and styled by Uffe Buchard. Fashion Director Toby Grimditch styles Victor Nylander in a story by Laurence Ellis, and Mathias Lauridsen in a story by Mark Kean.

Josephine Skriver and Malthe Lund Madsen feature in a collection story by Emma Tempest, styled by Sam Ranger. Tomas Falmer shoots Adrian Bosch in a story styled by Marcus Söder, while Louise P appears in a story shot by Peter Gehrke with fashion by Robert Rydberg. Kim Grenaa styles Josefine Nielsen in a story by Sean McMenomy.

Gertrud Hegelund poses for Hasse Nielsen, while her sister Agnete Hegelund poses for Jimmy Backius, with fashion by Gabi Humnicki. Simon Rasmussen styles Nadja Bender in a story by Alexander Neumann, and Dorte Limkilde is shot by Martin Vallin and styled by Oscar Lange. Shot by Thomas Lohr and styled by Anders Sølvsten Thomsen, Jonas Kloch features in pictures for the Dior Homme feature, and Ida Dyberg in pictures appearing continuously throughout features.

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