90% matchStine Goya
Copenhagen peer built on saturated colour and painterly print
What changes: More whimsical and party-dress led, less menswear tailoring
Brand profile
Copenhagen ready-to-wear house known for graphic prints and colour mixed with menswear-inspired tailoring, majority-owned by investor Verdane since 2019.
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Despite the Copenhagen address, the house works in graphic prints, colour-blocking and draping, cut with menswear-derived tailoring rather than plain Scandinavian minimalism.
Rikke Baumgarten and Helle Hestehave have designed every collection since 1999 and still show each season at Copenhagen Fashion Week.
The label went bankrupt in 2009 and was bought by the Bruuns Bazaar founders; in 2024 investor Verdane took 51% to push e-commerce and international wholesale.
90% matchCopenhagen peer built on saturated colour and painterly print
What changes: More whimsical and party-dress led, less menswear tailoring
73% matchHand-drawn prints and bold colour in playful silhouettes
What changes: Smaller indie NY studio, less tailoring and no scale
68% matchCopenhagen contemporary with a pared-back, tailored core
What changes: Minimalist and tonal rather than graphic or colourful
67% matchDanish ready-to-wear label founded in Copenhagen in 1999 by Rikke Baumgarten and Helle Hestehave, who still design the collections. The house pairs graphic prints, colour-blocking and feminine draping with menswear-derived tailoring, and shows each season at Copenhagen Fashion Week. It went bankrupt in 2009 and was rescued by Bruuns Bazaar founders Teis and Bjorn Bruun; Teis Bruun was CEO for nine years until January 2026; Morten Linnet took over in September 2026. In 2019 Nordic growth investor Verdane took a controlling 51% stake alongside the founders to expand e-commerce and international wholesale.