Defining Danish Style with Pernille Teisbaek

02/12/20 • 54 min

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In this episode we travel to Copenhagen Fashion Week with Vestiaire Collective for a live audience with Denmark’s Queen... of style!

Over the past decade Pernille Teisbaek’s name has become synonymous with a specific kind of pared-back, sophisticated Scandinavian chic. But the elusive “Look de Pernille” (as her successful blog founded in 2012 was titled) is not limited to local fame — Pernille’s style has inspired an army of international fans — and copycats. Today her Instagram account (775k followers), a symphony of inspiration for fashion-forward minimalists, is one of the industry’s most admired, yet Pernille’s talents are by no means limited to posing. She still works regularly as a stylist, as co-founder of the influencer marketing and consultancy company Social Zoo and, meanwhile, as a full-time mom of two.

We catch up with Pernille for a candid conversation on work-life balance, how best to reduce once’s environmental fashion footprint, and that certain je ne sais quoi that defines that defines that elusive Danish elegance.

Instagram accounts mentioned in this episode:

@PernilleTeisbaek

@CecilieThorsmark

@CPFW

@VestiaireCollective

and of course

@FashionNoFilter

@CamilleCharriere

@MonicaAinleyDLV

With thanks to this episode’s sponsor, Vestiaire Collective.

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In this episode we travel to Copenhagen Fashion Week with Vestiaire Collective for a live audience with Denmark’s Queen... of style!

Instagram accounts mentioned in this episode:

@PernilleTeisbaek

@CecilieThorsmark

@CPFW

@VestiaireCollective

and of course

@FashionNoFilter

@CamilleCharriere

@MonicaAinleyDLV

With thanks to this episode’s sponsor, Vestiaire Collective.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Accounts mentioned in this episode:

@BryanBoy

@SusieBubble

@TheSartorialist

@TommyTon

@GaranceDore

@MiraDuma

@DietPrada

@Dolce&Gabbana

@TheMarcJacobs

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@FasionNoFilter

@CamilleCharriere

@MonicaAinleyDLV

See you next time!

xoxo

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