The lines of minimalist style and avant-garde design rarely cross, but Cecilie Bahnsen has set about changing that. Founded in Denmark in 2014, this Scandi brand has steadily risen through the fashion ranks over the last few seasons, but we’re of the opinion that 2021 is going to be its strongest year yet. Consistently the toast of Copenhagen Fashion Week, Cecilie Bahnsen’s frothy runway creations continue to make a seamless transition to our Instagram feeds.
Looking at them, it’s little wonder the brand’s delicate, almost doll-like designs have won the hearts of the fashion elite. Featuring oversized yet simple silhouettes, beautiful embellishments and reach-out-and-touch-me textures, the pieces are akin to what you’d expect to find in a couturier’s dressing-up box. Unashamedly extra, but with refined shapes and a borderline-neutral colour palette, the label’s dresses, tops, trousers and skirts hold the same appeal for pared-back dressers as they do for those who wish to command the spotlight. As such, it’s garnered a somewhat diverse loyal following, from bougie dressers Bettina Looney, Anna Rosa Vitiello and María Bernad to austere trailblazers Débora Rosa and Pernille Teisbaek.
Whatever your outfit penchant, you’re definitely going to want to add a piece of Cecilie Bahnsen to your wardrobe. Keep scrolling to see how influencers are wearing their Cecilie Bahnsen buys; then proceed to shop the current collection below.
Pernille Teisbaek wears a black dress from the brand.
Bettina Looney and Anna Rosa Vitiello coordinate in their Cecilie Bahnsen dresses.
Editor Donna Wallace accessories her Cecilie Bahnsen dress perfectly with a beaded bag and Converse.
Monikh Dale gives her Cecilie Bahnsen dress an autumnal spin by layering it over a long-sleeve top.
Débora Rosa wears a Cecilie Bahnsen open-back top with black slouchy trousers.
Hannah Lewis pairs her Cecilie Bahnsen top with neutral-hued shorts.
Courtney Trop wears a black, full-skirted dress from the brand.
María Bernad wears a white cotton dress from the brand.
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