Its latest runway collection—and crowd—demonstrated why it’s an insider favorite
, as well as specialty luxury boutiques like New York City’s T.A., she was posting bags she’d woven for herself and her sister on Instagram. She received enough requests to make more, and then expanded into tops, skirts, and dresses. The bags she launched her line with in 2019, after finishing her master’s degree in textile design and working under Cecilie Bahnsen, are still sold by the brand.Røge Hove told me her goal was always to work on a brand that focused on knits and knits alone.
But indicative of a turning point for the brand, there were also new additions: Some pieces were woven from Circulose, a material entirely formed from textile waste; others had silver embellishments alluding to an upcoming collaboration with Danish jeweler Georg Jensen. “New textures and styles show both more of what knit can do, but also what we as a brand can do,” Røge Hove explained.
After all, while the designer and her team are the first to weave with a new textile or twist a fabric into a new shape, it’s the people outside the atelier who bring the brand to life. “They kind of dare to use it in a different way than we show it in the show,” Røge Hove said. “I like this feeling that if you have a piece that you can use for different purposes, through time, you can style it in different ways.
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