Copenhagen Fashion Week AW19 – Day 1
Copenhagen Fashion Week, it’s the talk of the town! Our itinerant and hardworking photographer EMMA GRANN was in the mix. And it seems that the
Black culture in Scandinavia has never stood still. Meet the people making its next chapter in fashion, music, film, art and ideas.
is a creative digital platform and the preeminent, lifestyle publication for black culture in Scandinavia.
The future is made in company. At Krull, we follow people who make room for more voices: designers reshaping familiar forms, artists giving history a new stage, and thinkers asking who gets to imagine what comes next. Their work can surprise us, challenge us and give us something to carry forward.
Copenhagen Fashion Week, it’s the talk of the town! Our itinerant and hardworking photographer EMMA GRANN was in the mix. And it seems that the
Krull loves fashion. But we’ve always looked askance at the general business model that got us all hooked on fast fashion. Louise Xin has us convinced there’s a better way.
Documentary filmmaker Jermain Raffington talks to Krull about his work. “We do a lot of sports documentaries. And on the side, I try to do something connected to activism.”
Who are they? What are they creating?
Begin with three designers working across the Nordics, then explore the full Krull Mag Fashion Encyclopedia. Their profiles follow the garments, collections and ideas that distinguish each practice.
Camilla Wellton shapes sculptural tailoring and dresses through precise cuts and movement.
Selam Fessahaye brings color, volume and daring construction to the runway.
Ervin Latimer reworks tailoring and print to make more room for self-expression.
Krull magazine has teamed up with the Sensual institute in Stockholm, founded by French Carribean yoga teacher, author and designer Camilla Wellton, to bring you weekly doses of clarity and presence.
Follow us from the runway to the rehearsal room, from a gallery wall to the music that stays with you on the way home. Krull travels through culture by listening closely to the people making it.
is a creative digital platform and the preeminent, lifestyle publication for black culture in Stockholm, Sweden.
Between the time Adam Tensta left the sofa on TV4’s morning show a year ago and today, there has been a serious, more palpable than
I dismissed the brown paper bag proffered by the white gallery custodian while being warned I would be filmed. The paper bag was to mask
We set out to find Afrofuturists around the world. The encyclopedia now features 108 artists, writers and makers. Explore their work.
