NØRGAARD IS NOT ONLY PAA STRØGET

We’re excited to welcome Mads Nørgaard to CIFF Media for a Short Talk ahead of the brand’s return to CIFF this February. In the conversation, Mads takes us through the story behind the brand, its iconic stripes, and the 101 shirt – including a version you’ll only find on Strøget. He also talks about the collaboration with ELLE Magazine and gives us a glimpse of the upcoming STORM collaboration, set to be presented at CIFF this February.

In this episode of CIFF Media, our new host, Mads Emil Grove Møller, sits down with Rasmus Storm for a quick conversation about the story behind STORM, its history of collaborations and what’s next.This season, STORM takes on a prominent role at CIFF with a dedicated pop-up shop curated by Rasmus Storm. Bringing together exhibition and retail, the space will showcase a handpicked selection of brands, exclusive STORM collaborations, and an upcoming collaboration with Mads Nørgaard Copenhagen.With a legacy of collaborations spanning names such as Justin Bieber, Raf Simons and Virgil Abloh, STORM brings its distinctive perspective to a concept designed to inspire, surprise, and invite visitors to discover something new.Get a first look at what's brewing in our latest CIFF Media Short Talk.

How is technology changing the way we experience, manage and think about fashion retail?In this episode of CIFF Media, recorded during CIFF67 in August, we sit down with Advarics to discuss the evolving relationship between fashion, technology and the business behind the industry. As the retail landscape continues to change, digital solutions are becoming an increasingly important part of how brands and independent retailers manage their businesses, connect with customers and respond to the demands of an ever-evolving market.As technology continues to reshape the wider retail landscape, the conversation also raises broader questions about what the future holds for physical retail and the people behind it. Rather than replacing the human side of the industry, how can technology strengthen it? And how can retailers embrace new possibilities while preserving the qualities that make fashion retail personal, distinctive and relevant?Join us for a conversation with Advarics about the ideas, challenges and developments shaping the next chapter of fashion retail, and the role digitalisation can play in helping retailers navigate an increasingly complex industry.

From hand-painted watercolor prints to intricate hand embroidery, Sigal and Oceanus are putting their own spin on the swim- and resortwear category. In this CIFF Media episode, Clara Svane sits down with founders Sigal Cohen from SIGAL, and Hannah Attala from Oceanus, to talk about the ideas, craftsmanship and creative journeys behind their brands – from their signature designs to major milestones, including designs worn by Paris Hilton and showcasing their collections at the PARAISO Miami Swim Week runway.

Coming all the way from New York, Colbo Co-founder and Head Buyer Eldar Hadad sat down with Kate Cervini from CIFF in the CIFF Media Studio during CIFF in August to tell us about the space they have created in New York’s Lower East Side.Shaped by the energy, diversity, and creativity of New York City, Colbo has redefined what an independent fashion store can be. From emerging designers and carefully selected collections to vintage pieces, objects, and its own unique approach to design, Colbo is built around a distinct point of view, bringing fashion, music, hospitality, and community under one roof. We talk about the idea behind the space, the influence of New York on Colbo’s identity, and what it means to create a place where people can come together, discover new ideas, and experience different forms of creativity. Eldar shares the story behind Colbo, its connection to the city, and the culture that continues to shape its world.

Celebrating 100 years of 66°North. With the big anniversary, the opening of their new flagship store on Store Regnegade and their first-ever appearance at CIFF, there was plenty to talk about. We caught up with General Manager Josefine Laigaard in the CIFF Media Studio to hear more.Together with host Clara Svane, they dive into the brands century long heritage, its Icelandic roots and what's behind their growing precense in Denmark – from collaborations with Ganni and STORM, to local brand ambassadors like Chris Burkard and Emilie Lilja.

Berlin Fashion Week has changed significantly over the past four years – evolving into a platform that is increasingly confident in defining its own identity. In this episode of CIFF Media, Lewis Bloyce speaks with Scott Lipinski, CEO of Fashion Council Germany, about the evolution of Berlin Fashion week and the journey towards building a fashion scene that feels distinctly Berlin. Together they explore the relationship between Copenhagen and Berlin – two distinct but increasingly connected fashion ecosystems. Tune in for a closer look at Berlin’s evolving fashion scene, and why it’s one to keep an eye on. Photo Credits: Celine Witon, Finnegan-Koichi-Godenschweger, Ben Mönks, Tim Kestel, GmbH, John Lawrence Sullivan.

From Miami to Copenhagen – PARAISO Miami Swim Week Creative Director and Founder Natalija Stojanovic sat down with Clara Svane in the CIFF Media Studio during CIFF in August to tell us everything about the world of Miami Swim Week.From celebrity moments, like Pamela Anderson walking the runway, and influencers on the catwalk to the brands making an impact this season, they discuss what draws audiences in and what it means to build a successful brand in today’s media landscape.They reflect on the growing space for swim- and resort wear in the Scandinavian market, why PARAISO’s presence in Copenhagen felt like a natural move, and what went into bringing the PARAISO universe to CIFF. As part of the opening of CIFF 67, PARAISO Miami Swim Week, ELLE Denmark and CIFF joined forces for a special event featuring a dedicated showcase of selected international brands.

For more than a decade, Ivy Oak has been building its world from Berlin. Julian Daynov sat down with founder and Creative Director Caroline Gentz to talk about the philosophy behind the brand – and the idea of creating clothes for women, rather than designing for just one type of woman.From the perfect white T-shirt, blazer and trench coat to bridal and occasion wear, Caroline’s approach is rooted in versatility. A suit isn’t only for the office; it can be for a first date. A dress doesn’t have to be reserved for one special occasion. The idea is to give familiar wardrobe pieces a life beyond their expected purpose.At its core, Ivy Oak is about building a wardrobe – and, over time, building a relationship with the women who wear it. Creating pieces that feel timeless, considered and, above all, give the wearer confidence.

Liv Winther and Bea Fagerholt, founders of skincare brand Honey, joined Julian Daynov in the CIFF Media Studio for a conversation about building a fragrance-free, triple-certified skincare brand - from their decision to launch Honey to creating a strong and engaged community around it.Drawing on their backgrounds in fashion and beauty, they also shared their journey into international markets, including their recent expansion with retailers such as Skins in the Netherlands.The conversation goes behind the products that have shaped Honey along the way - from the body oil that started it all, to the Hydra Serum that has become their best-selling product, and their latest launch: sunscreen. They also talk about the philosophy behind caring for your skin through every stage of life, and what it takes to build a beauty brand with a community at its core.Thank you to Liv and Bea for joining us in the studio.