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But then pairing that with this Danish effortless way of wearing it.
"To me, that's also why showing here now it's like such dream come true. "Paris, for me, has such a romance to it, and it's where I started my career - I worked for Galliano before - seeing the atelier the craftsmanship." she explains. To her, this juxtaposition is representative of her brand's evolution since she began showing in Paris last season. Bahnsen put much of her focus on the way the dresses would move, creating each (often asymmetrical) silhouette right on the dress stand, transferring it directly from the stand to the fit model. This practical approach to styling did not detract from her dresses' exceptional craftsmanship. I'm On My Second Pair of Nike's Most Underrated Sneaker, and I'll Never Love Another Like These In past shows, she might style her poufy, bow-adorned, hyper-feminine dresses and skirts with flats and/or minimalist sweaters, but for Spring 2023, she leaned into a more utilitarian way of dressing, inspired by the way she and her employees wear the brand. There was something radical about treating such a precious, beautifully constructed (not to mention expensive) piece so casually, as if she'd randomly picked it up off the floor and thrown it on. I assumed she was just trying on a sample, but no, that was just her outfit. When I arrived, I found Bahnsen - a quintessential dirty-blonde, petite Copenhagen "cool girl" - in one of her signature white, voluminous (but light-as-air), puff-sleeved dresses, thrown on over pants and sneakers, nervously braiding and unbraiding her perfectly undone, dirty hair.
In the show, it was styled over a similarly-hued knit T-shirt, black socks and Asics customized with flower appliqués upcycled from a previous collection. "It reminds me of when you throw a stone into the water," she explains.
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