Copenhagen. In Fashion
Copenhagen is one of Northern Europe's most stylish cities, where Scandinavian design, minimalism, and tradition effortlessly converge. The Danish capital has evolved into a leading design hub and a surprisingly influential fashion city, with a strong focus on sustainability and its own internationally acclaimed Fashion Week.
Copenhagen. In Fashion takes you along the historic harbor, charming squares, islands, and neighborhoods, introducing you to the warm hygge feeling. At the same time, the book offers plenty of inspiration with the understated, self-assured Scandi style admired worldwide. From street style to high fashion: this book shows why Copenhagen has secured a permanent place on the international fashion map.
The In Fashion series travels from established fashion cities like Paris, London, and New York to unexpected hotspots. Each volume combines fashion, people, interiors, and cityscapes to create a visually and substantively strong portrait of a unique destination. An inspiring coffee table book for anyone with a passion for fashion and travel.
What to expect:
- Part of the inspiring In Fashion series featuring iconic cities like Paris, New York, and London
- Impressive photography and interesting stories about a city whose Fashion Week can rival Paris, New York, London, and Milan
- Copenhagen as a global leader in Scandinavian design and sustainable fashion practices
Copenhagen. In Fashion is perfect for lovers of fashion, design, and urban inspiration.
About the author
Pierre Toromanoff (1969) studied mathematics and Slavic languages in Paris and began his career in the cultural department of the French Embassy in Russia. After this period, he found his way into the publishing world, where he worked for over twenty years as an international sales manager and managing director for leading art and fashion publishers.
He is co-founder of Fancy Books Packaging, a creative agency specializing in illustrated books, and author of various publications on fashion, lifestyle, fine arts, and pop culture. His broad international experience and deep knowledge of visual culture make him the ideal guide for a book like London. In Fashion.
