Responding to the global spike because of the pandemic, and renewed, even more, strict government restrictions, the Danish government banned trade fairs until the end of February 2021. The government canceled all physical iterations and physical shows of its popular trade fairs Revolver, Ciff, Dansk Fashion & Textile and Wear. Copenhagen Fashion Week was scheduled to run from February 2nd to February 4th. Instead, it will take place online on a brand new digital platform, which debuted last August.

Copenhagen Fashion Week chief executive officer Cecile Thorsmark says that even though this is definitely unwished-for, it is also undoubtedly the right thing to do. The executives look forward to being able to meet physically again for the August 2021 fashion week.

Fashion Week Is Going Digital

The brands that will participate in the digital showcase include Rotate Birger Christensen, Rains, Ganni, Stine Goya, and Baum Pferdgarten. A schedule of talks, complementing the online preservations will also be released later this month. Copenhagen Fashion Week is best known for its colorful, laid-back approach to style and sustainable businesses, and it was among the first to return to physical events last summer, with Cecile Thorsmark standing behind the hybrid fashion week format that melded physical shows with industry conversations and online films.

Strategic Process With Participation of Stakeholders

The first Copenhagen Fashion Week was taken in 2006. It’s the result of a merger of previous clothing trade fairs in Denmark, Dansk Herremodeuge and Dansk Modeuge, which date back to the 1950s. In 2017, Copenhagen Fashion Week went through a strategic manner with the participation of key stakeholders in the fashion industry. They wanted to strengthen Copenhagen as the epicenter of Scandinavian fashion and to establish Copenhagen Fashion Week as the leading fashion week in Scandinavia.

In 2019, Copenhagen Fashion Week became Scandinavia’s only fashion week. It will keep striving towards developing and maintaining Copenhagen fashion Week to continue being the strongest possible platform for Scandinavian fashion brands to thrive.

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And then there are… compression socks. Their goal is purely functional and a must-wear for people with swollen, aching feet.

Why Should You Wear Compression Socks

That is a valid question. Wearing this type of specialized socks keeps your veins healthy as they increase the blood flow to the heart. They also reduce swelling and minimize cramps. No matter if your job requires you to stand on your feet for long periods or you’re recovering from a torn ligament, compression socks are the solution.

What to Look for When Buying Compression Socks

Finding the perfect pair for your particular need can be quite a hassle. Some pairs will wear out and reduce their compression as soon as you wash them, amounting to not much more than a total waste of money. Others can be too tight, especially if your calves are wider. So, the most important tip when choosing compression socks is to check with your doctor for a recommendation. They will know best what kind you need, how compressed, and of what length.

Some types you can choose include:

• Performance run socks: they are perfect for those who need to ease cramps, alleviate varicose veins, and treat shin splints.
• Compression trouser socks: if your outfits require you to be a little fancier, there is a nylon version you can easily find.
• Cable-knit socks: perfect for the colder months, these will keep your toes warm and legs well compressed.

Keep those feet happy and healthy with the right compression socks!