I travel quite a lot and travel in style means some really amazing yet practical luggage. When I got my eyes on this super stylish luggage sets from Steamline, I was completely sold. All I have to say is bye bye Louis Vuitton. The vintage style, the gold features and they even come in a perfect shopaholic friendly 5-piece set : ) Travel light is soo last year folks : ) See u at the check-in!

It is now confirmed so get ready to get very excited: the rumors that circulated around the fashion grapevine yesterday about H&M’s latest yearly collaboration project will be with french fashion house Lanvin is not rumors anymore. It sounds to good to be truth : ) One thing is for sure: and that is that I’ll be camping a week outside of H&M before the launch of the collection the 23rd November. I am obsessed with everything Alber Elbaz put his magic fingers on! My only problem at the moment is to figure out where I will get my hands on this collection. I will be in Thailand taking a Yoga Certificate at the time, so will be in the middle of nowhere with a bunch of fashionable yoga guys meditating. You see how obsessed I am? I’m starting to put up a plan and the news was revealed like 2 seconds ago ha!

“H&M approached us to collaborate, and see if we could translate the dream we created at Lanvin to a wider audience, not just a dress for less. I have said in the past that I would never do a mass-market collection, but what intrigued me was the idea of H&M going luxury rather than Lanvin going public. This has been an exceptional exercise, where two companies at opposite poles can work together because we share the same philosophy of bringing joy and beauty to men and women around the world.” Alber Elbaz, artistic director of Lanvin.

“We are thrilled about Lanvin’s collection for H&M, it is such an exciting moment. Lanvin will bring to H&M a luxurious French tradition that is also modern and playful. It is very much a Lanvin collection, using their cut and tailoring, with lots of focus on form and details for both women and men. The launch in November is going to be full of wonderful surprises.” Margareta van den Bosch, creative advisor at H&M.

Some pix of moi from Sthlm Fashion week taken by NoFashionVictim : )

Cardigan:  Cheap Monday

Bag: Mulberry Bayswayter 

I’ve been clicked! Thanks a lot Styleclicker.net.

Even though I get slightly sad and betrayed thinking of brands like Minimarket that leaves their base (Sweden) to show in another city I can’t help but be proud in way too. Minimarket is just too great to not be all over the fashion scene. Even if this collection is as far away from their last s/s as possible! I’ll never get over those wonderful color explosions, the tailored 6o’s feminine suits and to-die-for hats and wedges. But this wasn’t bad either. Very far from! Minimarket is getting stronger, harder and more edgy now when they moved to CPH and I haven’t really had the time to melt it yet, but my love for them is still very strong.

Apart from the end of the show, where the models had less and less fabric to hide under, the show was really good. The clothes was great, even though the amazing layer-on-layer styling might have done a big part of the work. The romantic feeling for spring was present, but slightly stronger with less flowing maxi-dresses and more tailoring skills. Love the camel colored blazed and high-waised, wide legged trousers. The dress in the middle has a very interesting cut, shades that melt together and shoulder and hip details to make it all more interesting.

Stine Goya didn’t schock me in any way, but they did what they truly do best. And that is patterns. Incredible, innovative, new ways of patterns. The color palette, the pieces, it all came in pure perfection. Loved the show, the setting, the private feeling of the huge apartment with the different rooms and the romantic atmosphere. The flowers in the hair, everything together just made this show one of the best from Copenhagen Fashion week.

For being a very commercial brand, Bruuns Bazaar still have it all going on. Perfect balance between being wearable, trendy, amazing fabrics creating pieces in perfectly flattering cuts. I would describe it as somewhere between minimal and Wow. I could do with the entire collection.

BZR’s spring collection felt more “back to basic” then normal with as little patterns as possible and big focus on feeling comfortable. Still with some hints of flower patterns to make it all more springy. A trench jumpsuit was at least new for me, but a truth winner in my heart. The whole relaxed, fun, californian girl meets scandinavia look felt very right. Like a confused tomboy on holiday, but in a good way : )