Copenhagen Fashion Week takes place in the capital this week

Copenhagen Fashion Week SS25 has kicked off, with a slew of public and invite-only fashion shows, store openings, panel talks and workshops taking place in the capital throughout the week.

Cecilie Thorsmark, CEO of Copenhagen Fashion Week, and Arizona Muse, CPHFW Sustainability Ambassador, during their welcome speech at the opening reception at Brøndsalen on Monday, 5 August. Photo: Bryndis Thorsteinsdottir

The summer edition of the biannual Copenhagen Fashion Week (CPHFW) is taking place this week, with Danish and international designers presenting their Spring/Summer 2025 collections in venues areound the capital from Monday to Thursday this week.Since 2023, only brands that fulfill specified sustainability standards, such as implementing eco-design principles, using certified materials, ensuring fair working […]


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