J.Lindeberg FW24 Pits at the Lodge for Après Ski Raving
Chief Creative Officer Neil Lewty revealed his “Clubhouse” collection with tailored performancewear drowned in upbeat patterns.
Scandinavian label J.Lindeberg has just closed the second day of Copenhagen Fashion Week with a rave for the ages. J.Lindeberg is known to bridge the gap between sport and luxury, doing that and then some for Fall/Winter 2024.
Chief Creative Officer Neil Lewty took us back to the early 2000s this season, hosting a fun-filled runway show under the Danish moonlight. Dubbed “Clubhouse,” the collection was young, wild, and free, enjoying après ski activities without regret. The darkened venue was overwhelmed by flashing light shows as a live DJ boomed into commencement.
The tailored soundtracked took weeks to produce, bringing the collection to life before our very eyes. FW24 was packed with prints and patterns, drowning elevated skiwear in blue, red, and pink tones. Performancewear kicked off the runway with technical backbones, debuting protective uniforms with insulating face coverings and coordinating bucket hats. Leather biker jackets and slouchy ski pants quickly followed, heading to the mountaintop alongside knitted bikinis, goose-down parkas, and zippered suiting. Cropped outerwear and leather mini skirts came ready to party, while collared mesh dresses, mohair pullovers, and two-toned tracksuits glide down the slopes with determination.
Take a closer look at J.Lindeberg’s FW24 collection in the gallery above, and stay tuned for more Copenhagen Fashion Week content on Hypebeast.
