Han Kjøbenhavn Spring/Summer 2022
by Adriano Batista
For the fourth consecutive time, Han Kjøbenhavn presented at the Milano Fashion Week, this season with a menswear-focused show.
“I felt it was the right time to present a collection focusing exclusively on menswear, which is actually the foundation and the roots of Han Kjøbenhavn. I wanted to create a powerful movie, to convey this collection’s concept, but also Han Kjøbenhavn’s ambitions and creative journey. As a designer, I have enjoyed the challenge of making fashion films through the last seasons, but now I’m also looking forward to return to Milan with a physical show format”, tells founder and creative director of Han Kjøbenhavn, Jannik Wikkelsø Davidsen
The show movie presents a collection of voluminous silhouettes, straight lines and hard contrasts in the form of metal details and hand braided techniques. Plissé and sequences are consistent fabrics throughout the collection, accompanied by tailored suiting made from hand braided leather and recycled denim.
Titled, as the collection, Staying On The Moon, the show movie is a creative execution of the seasonal concept of the collection. It represents a tribute to the imperfect and the unknown. It is about being true to one’s own journey, to the emotion of feeling distant or misunderstood, yet sincere to oneself. While unveiling Han Kjøbenhavn’s SS22 menswear collection in its voluminous silhouettes and blunt contrasts of soft and hard shapes, the film is an invitation to stay different and be true to one’s own personality.
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