Henrik Vibskov’s new collection was dedicated to the art of sport and physical activity, a theme that was theatrically displayed with what he called “deformed yogis” at the center of a runway-in-the-round. As dancers made slow, conscious movements on their mats with tube-like balloons tied to their arms, Vibskov sent out ensembles that included highlights like uniform-inspired striped suits and dresses, as well as belted puffer coats with filling made from recycled plastic bottles.
Some of the looks came equipped with oversize fanny packs, while others included pops of colors that the designer borrowed from 1960s-era wooden toys, puzzles, and board games. From the inventive outerwear to the geometric patterns on the bonded wool and jacquard, Vibskov’s lineup was tailor-made for looking cool while on the move.
