Copenhagen Fashion Week‘s spotlight once again shines on Sunflower as they make a triumphant return for the Spring/Summer 2024 season, transporting us back to the fashion sensibilities of the iconic ’70s and ’80s.
With a steadfast commitment, the Danish brand continues to uphold the essence of traditional menswear tailoring as the cornerstone of their creative vision. Against the backdrop of a live performance by the revered Danish band Laid Back, known for their ’80s hits “White Horse” and “Sunshine Reggae” that reverberated globally, Sunflower’s models and garments graced the runway. The harmonious chorus of the audience, singing along to the tunes, set the stage for the unveiling of Sunflower’s SS24 collection—an assemblage of impeccably reimagined menswear classics, epitomizing the brand’s distinctive aesthetics.
This season, Sunflower seamlessly merges motorcycle vests with chore jackets, tuxedo jackets, and floral boxers, creating an assortment that is both direct and easily assimilated. The collection conveys a sense of clarity, eloquently echoing the brand’s motifs and encompassing the expanse of menswear styles. Evoking the concept of modern suiting, the presentation adopts a laid-back styling approach, thereby consistently accentuating the collection’s allure. The runway comes alive with a medley of ensembles, ranging from head-to-toe denim ensembles to mesh-buttoned shirts paired artfully with generously proportioned trousers—thus perpetuating Sunflower’s devotion to a relaxed ’70s rocker aesthetic. The rhythmic cadence of the models’ procession is gracefully synchronized to the musical cadence set by Laid Back, imbuing the show with an effortlessly breezy demeanor that harmonizes seamlessly with the overall presentation vibe.
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