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Munthe SS24 at Copenhagen Fashion Week

Munthe SS24 Spring/Summer 2024 Collection at Copenhagen Fashion Week

QUOTE FROM NAJA MUNTHE

”There is a special feeling that emerges when one walks into an art gallery and witnesses multiple artists’ work displayed in a unified environment. The individual creations of different artists might not initially match, but when meticulously curated, they come together in harmony.

In this collection, we weave a tapestry of rich elements – textiles, art prints, styles, and palettes – much like an art exhibition, where each piece, self-assured, flourishes alone while flourishing even brighter within the collective. Creating a unique experience was a driving force behind the Spring Summer 2024 collection. For me, it is an endeavor to stretch the limits of the mind, igniting inspiration that knows no boundaries.”

– Naja Munthe, Creative Director and Founder of MUNTHE.

COLLECTION INSPIRATION

The Spring Summer 2024 Collection is inspired by the before mentioned art gallery feeling – much like we present every Monday with our Art Monday concept. A concept where we through a digital art gallery are sharing and supporting female artists. The Spring Summer 2024 Collection builds on this same principle; the alignment of art and female empowerment.

This season we are collaborating with New York-based artist Heather J. Chontos and London- based artist Aline Gaiad. A collaboration that is expressed through an edgy, graphic donkey print, as well as colorful blue and red art pieces on styles like soft dresses, cool blouses and feminine skirts.

Furthermore, the collection offers sumptuous woven fabrics, resplendent sequins, patchwork denim, vivid patterns, and intricate jacquard patterns – a meeting of concept and ideas that normally wouldn’t occur, but through careful curation, they come together for a higher purpose.

Introduced in the collection is also the new MUNTHE emblem, a testament to elegance and luxury, adorned with mirrored letters M, gracing the new accessories, and elevating the collection to unprecedented heights.

Runway looks

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By Senior Fashion Editor 24FashionTVChristina V Henningstad @christina_henningstad

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