Creative director Jonny Johansson looked beyond his Stockholm surrounds to the great outdoors. The forest, specifically. “Sweden is the kind of place where the city ends abruptly and then the pine forest begins,” he says. “I’ve always enjoyed the contrast between urban life and nature, the idea that an infinite forest is just around the corner.”

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Jean Paul Gaultier meets South London based brand KNWLS, the result being a 42-piece collection that draws inspiration from the late ’90s and early 2000s.The collaboration references tailoring and colorways from Gaultier’s SS04 collection Homage à la Breauté des Rousses, as well as corsetry from Madonna’s 1990 Blond Ambition tour.

The Bjerregaard silhouette is both done and undone; the figure is polished and cloaked from head to toe, with unraveling drapings and fringe that envelope the body, achieving a balance between pristine mechanics and handcrafted sensibilities. Without comparison, the designer has created a world where volume and fitted materials can coexist, and lucky for us, we were able to animate some of them on model Justine Mae Biticon for our AW23 editorial that highlights these long-awaited show pieces. Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard’s work is deeply informed by a multitude of influences and sources, and here she joins us to discuss her latest collection.

The collection is an exuberant mish mash of prints, silhouettes, and materials that all come together to speak to the underground spirit of London, as the label also continues its sustainability efforts with 88% of the collection using lower impact and cruelty free materials.