A Look Inside Iceland’s Emerging Fashion Scene
Photo: Saga Sig
Last month marked the sixth annual Reykjavik Fashion Festival, which, with a grand total of six designers showing their collections, is a distinct change of pace from the usual New York-London-Milan-Paris circuit. The intimate affair, held at the Harpa — the city’s newfangled concert hall, designed by Danish architect Henning Larsen — showcased Iceland’s most promising new designers: Jör, Sigga Maija, Magnea, Another Creation, Scintilla, and Eyland. Local photographer Saga Sig was on hand to capture the scene backstage, from nylon-stocking-covered faces (à la Hood by Air) at Another Creation, to dramatic Roman-numeral face paint and double-layer wigs at Jör. Click through the slideshow for an inside look at the Icelandic fashion scene.
Another Creation Photo: Saga Sig
Model Vera Hillmans at Eyland
Jör Photo: Saga Sig
Models Brynja and Sigrun Eva at Jör Photo: Saga Sig
Model Edda P. at Another Creation Photo: Saga Sig
Sigga Maija
Another Creation Photo: Saga Sig
Model Stefania Eysteins at Eyland Photo: Saga Sig
Another Creation Photo: Saga Sig
Another Creation Photo: Saga Sig
Sigga Maija Photo: Saga Sig
Another Creation Photo: Saga Sig
Another Creation Photo: Saga Sig
Eyland Photo: Saga Sig
Model Vera Hillmans at Eyland
Eyland Photo: Saga Sig
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