Rodebjer COPENHAGEN SPRING 2021
Crafts have proven to be healing practices during coronavirus quarantines. For many of us, Carin Rodebjer included, making something while stuck at home awaiting an unknown end to a still mysterious virus has been a form of therapy, something to help keep the hands busy and the mind sharp. Rodebjer’s spring 2021 collection underscores this idea, but the clothes she’s designed provide a different kind of escapism. There are certainly easy, comfortable garments to wear at home—a cozy, sleeveless knit dress, oversized cotton drawstring shorts—but much of the new lineup begs to be worn outdoors, whether at a social gathering in the city or a get-together at the beach.
Rodebjer’s sculptural outerwear looked particularly lovely, as did a white collar shirtdress and a fitted, asymmetric printed dress. The designer incorporated upcycled fabrics from her own archive into the collection, which resulted not in a DIY aesthetic. But in something more polished and sophisticated. While the introduction of a monogram felt slightly off for the brand, Rodebjer was smart to give her customers a lot of beautiful handcrafts. All in all: a collection of clothes that are unfussy, look great, and feel good.
See every single look from Rodebjer COPENHAGEN SPRING 2021 Collection in the gallery, below :
source: Vogue
