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 Traditionally Jewellery |
Store Kongensgade 20 Copenhagen 1264 Denmark +45 3315 5556 |
Store Kongensgade, the expensive shopping street by Kongens Nytorv, is home to a small shop with fine jewellery, A Dragsted, named after its 1854 founder. The shop is now run by the fifth generation of Dragsteds and specialises in pearls and jewels, found on rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets. The pearls are from various places: Japan, Australia, Tahiti and China. The precious stones they use include a large selection of rubies, emeralds, sapphires, lapis and opals. Every item in the shop is handmade by their qualified goldsmiths. The prices are high, but the quality of everything is exceptional. This shopping area in general is high-class. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Designer Ann |
Nikolaj Plads 9 Copenhagen 1067 Denmark +45 33 14 81 81 |
Ann Wiberg is a Danish fashion designer who has lent her name to her own shops in Copenhagen. One of them is situated just by Nikolaj Udstillingsbygning. All of the clothes in the shop are designed by Ann herself and manufactured in a sewing factory in Paris. The shop gets new deliveries in from France at least every other month. There is a very broad selection of clothes, ranging from ordinary, everyday trousers to classy dresses for near-royal purposes. The prices are reasonable, considering the fine quality of the designs. Ann Wiberg uses her imagination and often brings new, extraordinary ideas to life in her clothes. In May and November the collections are displayed to the public at a fashion show. This shop has a twin branch on Larsbjørnsstræde, a street on the opposite side of Strøget. Here the fashion is, like the clientele, a bit younger and more extreme. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Designer Clothes And Streetwear |
Istedgade 83 Copenhagen 1650 Denmark +45 33 22 5174 http://www.asfalt-online.dk |
Asfalt sells women's wear on Istedgade, not far from Hovedbanegården (the Central Station). As the name indicates, the style is streetwear, but not in the common sense of the word. Here, flowers and sequins are sewn onto the harsh designs by the two designers that own the shop, Jeanette Pedersen and Hanne Zachariassen. Their individual brands, Urban V and HZ Design, fill up the shop.The prices are very reasonable and you can have your party outfit custom-made here. Just bring your ideas or let the designers handle that too, and you will get a trendy, unique dress. One of their new initiatives is an outdoor fashion show up and down Istedgade (what use to constitute the red-light district of Copenhagen). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Help for Fashion |
Ny Østergade 19 Copenhagen 1101 Denmark +45 33 32 23 63 |
Barcode is a trendy fashion shop that gladly gives advice regarding fashion to any woman in doubt. The shop will give you the right outfit for any dress code; you can be sure to be uniquely equipped at this shop. It sells very special things for example from Australian and Belgian brands that you will not find elsewhere in Denmark. The strength of the store lies in the help and ideas given by the shop assistants, who will guide you through this jungle of fashion. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quality Shoe Shop With A Selection Of Clothes |
Østergade 55 Copenhagen 1100 Denmark +45 33 12 35 11 http://www.billing.dk |
Billing Sko primarily sells shoes, but also stocks clothes and fashion accessories. It is situated on Strøget, Copenhagen's busy shopping street. Billing puts great importance on following the latest trends, and on shop assistants being well-qualified and knowledgeable about fashion. Their expertise is in shoes of all kinds - for men, women, kids, parties and the outdoors. The small but high-quality selection of clothes includes only the finest brands. The prices in this shop are slightly on the higher side, but that's the price you pay for quality. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular Design for Mature Women |
Lille Strandstræde 22 Copenhagen 1254 Denmark +45 33 11 99 30 http://www.bittekairand.dk |
Bitte Boutique is located on a side street to Kongens Nytorv (the King's New Square), at the centre of Copenhagen. It sells the designs of 'the great Dane designer' Bitte Kai Rand. The style is aimed at mature women, and although it could not be called classic, it has that simple, modernist look that leaves room for the wearer's personality to shine through. Daring colour combinations and simplicity, are Bitte's forte. Knitted blouses, ponchos, glamorous partywear for spring and autumn. The 'just plain Kai' Brand is for youngsters. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Department Store for Baby Accessories |
Frederikssundsvej 276 Copenhagen 2700 Denmark +45 38 89 11 66 |
Borrit BabySAM is almost the size of a department store, with clothes and accessories for children (from newborns to four year-olds). It is located in the suburb of Brønshøj. Although it is a bit difficult to find because it doesn't lie close to the passing road but behind a small parking lot, it is worth a visit, as it will satisfy any needs new parents may have. Their specialities are baby accessories and toys, but the large selection of baby clothes is up-to-date and convenient. In short, you should find whatever you are looking for in this modern babyland. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Strict Minimalism |
Store Strandstræde 9 B Copenhagen 1255 Denmark +45 33 13 90 90 |
Bruno & Joel is a fashion shop where colourful designs or quirky specialities are absent. The style is strictly minimalist. Clear, clean-cut and classic, the shop leaves no room for fun. Leather, cotton and pure wool are key words. Bruno & Joel sell their own designs. Expensive stuff. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular, Alternative Design |
Kronprinsensgade 8 Copenhagen 1114 Denmark +45 33 32 1999 http://www.bruunsbazaar.com |
Bruuns Bazaar is one of the most popular fashion brands in Denmark. The shop is located in the heart of Copenhagen, and above the shop is the studio where the designer, Susanne Levring, works. There is a branch for men's on the other side of the street. The special thing about Bruuns Bazaar is the quality of clothes, combined with new and alternative ideas. The style is kept simple but varies; similarly, it tends to stick to earthy colours. You shouldn't wait too long before buying something you have found; the number of items in each model is surprisingly low, and you might miss your chance. Prices are above average. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Young Danish Design |
Sturlasgade 14 Copenhagen 2300 Denmark +45 3296 5098 |
You will find Copenhagen Design Market on Islands Brygge, south of the centre. You won't notice the market from the street, but if you know the address and can get there on a Friday or a Saturday, don't miss it. You will have to pass a backyard and walk up some stairs before you enter the big, bright room where it all happens. At Copenhagen Design Market you will find clothes, jewellery and furniture, all made and sold by young Danish designers. You might be lucky and find some really good offers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic Danish Design |
Holbergsgade 17 Copenhagen 1057 Denmark +45 3332 9394 |
Danborg's stylish boutique, located within walking distance of Royal Copenhagen's boutiques on Amagertorv, offers a selection of Royal Danish porcelain at attractive prices. The elegant, air-conditioned boutique offers tax free services for tourists as well as export services and shipping to destinations all over the world. Apart from an impressive collection of Flora Danica porcelain, the store offers Georg Jensen silver and jewellery, also at attractive prices. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Streetwear and Hip Clothes |
Studiestræde 35 Copenhagen 1455 Denmark +45 3332 0073 http://www.dropdead.dk |
Drop Dead sells street wear, hip clothes and accessories for both sexes. It is situated in one of the most popular areas of Copenhagen. Since it opened in 1994, it has become one of the leading places for street wear in Denmark. This is a shop for young people, with hip-hop blaring through the loudspeakers, and its facade is sprayed over with graffiti. The clothes are averagely priced here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sparkling Jewellery |
Niels Hemmingsens Gade 4 Copenhagen 1153 Denmark +45 33 93 73 77 |
Dyrberg/Kern is a very popular brand of jewellery among Danish women. The real name should be 'bijouterie' everything in the shop is costume jewellery with imitation stones. The quality is really high, though, everything is cast and plated with a thin layer of silver or gold. The reason for the popularity is that even though everybody is aware of the jewellery being fake, it looks a million dollars anyway. The women wearing it feel good, the more so because the prices are not very high. Mainly young people are attracted to this brand, but it really suits any person who wants to create a little glamour. The walls of the shop are naked and white, creating a splendid environment for viewing everything. The style of the jewellery varies, but generally it is romantic, almost princess-like, even going towards the extraordinary, almost grotesque! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cheap Fashion Clothes |
Østergade 24 Copenhagen 1100 Denmark +45 33 91 11 04 |
Et Toi is a very trendy fashion shop for young people, located on Strøget, Denmark's most popular shopping street. The interior of the shop is worth noticing - soft pastel shades along with a very kitschy chandelier. This is not the place to find clothes that will last for decades, but be sure to be on the latest wave of fashion if you by anything here. The shop primarily sells clothes in the popular Danish brand Nice Girl, whose collections fill up the long and narrow shop. It is a very 'here and now' brand, and very inexpensive. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Purveyor To The Royal Family |
Amagertorv 4 Copenhagen 1160 Denmark +45 33 11 40 80 http://www.georgjensen.com |
Georg Jensen, the legendary Danish silversmith, is located next to Royal Copenhagen, on Amagertorv Square. The store sells a variety of beautiful, hand-crafted products like silver services, candlesticks, watches, rings and necklaces. In fact, the display is so awesome that it is well worth popping in even if you don't intend to buy anything. Georg Jensen also has branches at Copenhagen Airport and on Søndergade in the centre of Aarhus. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Design With a Capital D |
Grønnegade 10 Copenhagen 1107 Denmark +45 33 32 63 68 http://www.gubi.com |
Gubi International is a large, widespread firm that sells and exhibits designer items, everything from furniture to clothes. The clothing section is an interesting place to visit; like everything else in the shop, they are trendy and well made. The styles are minimalist, Italian-inspired, and you will be sure to find the hottest of the hot designs here. The selection of colors though is limited. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular and Casual Fashion |
Østergade 27 Copenhagen 1100 Denmark +45 33 14 2041 http://www.inwear.dk |
In Wear Matinique sells the related Danish brands of In Wear (for women) and Matinique (for men). The shop is situated on a corner of Strøget, Copenhagen's busy shopping street, and opposite Magasin, one of Denmark's largest department stores. Many people stroll by this spot every day.A two floored shop,the interior is minimal. The brand style classic and casual, combined with slightly more daring details. It is one of the most popular Danish brands, and although it used to be very mainstream, with time it has developed a special style of its own. Prices are average coupled with high quality. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gorgeous Wedding & Evening Gowns |
Godthåbsvej 45 Copenhagen 2000 Denmark +45 38 34 28 24 |
KK Couture on Frederiksberg, the fashionable part of Copenhagen, specializes in wedding and evening dresses, specially designed and made. The atmosphere in this little shop is perfect for finding the dress of your life. All the dresses you see you can either buy or use as an inspiration for your own custom-made dress. The owner of the shop is Kirsten Kristiansen, a qualified designer and seamstress. When she is not talking with a customer, she is always busy in the little workshop at the back. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fun Ideas |
Fælledvej 18 Copenhagen 2200 Denmark +45 35 36 40 18 |
Kaj + Zitta is an alternative children's clothes shop on Nørrebro, the part of Copenhagen northwest of Søerne; alternative in the sense that it is fantastic and magical. This is a very small shop filled to the brim with fun ideas and weird accessories, designed to bring joy to the minds of children.The business was opened in 1995 and is perhaps even more popular with its main customers, children, than with their parents. The founders, two seamstresses, have really succeeded in creating an exciting treasure-chest of special items for children of all ages - including those past 40! Imagine scull balaclavas and the pretty dresses spotted all over with small pieces of candy. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Posh Designer Wear |
Holdbergsgade 11 Copenhagen 1057 Denmark +45 33 32 07 19 |
Karim of Karim Design is a tailor who grew up in the Iran and has always been crazy about sewing. His shop is situated just behind Det Kongelige Teater on Kongens Nytorv (the King's New Square). When you walk by the display window (if you are a woman, especially) you have to stop and just dream for a moment. The creations that come from Karim's hand are glamorous and extraordinary. Whether you are looking for a special wedding dress or suitable party wear you should drop by Karim Design (if you can afford it). Unique and personal designs are made to order here. The style varies from classic or romantic to young and expressive. The Danish upper class is united in the opinion that originality comes from Karim Design. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Trends on Vesterbro |
Værnedamsvej 4b Copenhagen 1620 Denmark +45 33 25 28 33 |
Karl Smart is a men's wear shop on Vesterbro. It sells an affordable range of shoes and clothing as well as decently priced well-known brands. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Trendy Collection |
Studiestræde 32 b Copenhagen 1455 Denmark +45 33 33 03 60 |
København K is the name of the inner part of Copenhagen City, but also of a second-hand shop situated in a hidden place (through a gate and past a yard) in one of the hottest parts of Copenhagen. The collection in this shop consists of the trendy worn clothes that have come back into fashion. Compared to the state of the clothes, the prices might seem a bit high. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Intricate Silver Jewellery |
Store Strandstræde 19 Copenhagen 1255 Denmark +45 3393 3235 |
Louise Grønlykke is a qualified goldsmith who opened her own shop in 1994 on this side street to Kongens Nytorv, in the center of Copenhagen. She has won prizes for her designs and the Queen of Denmark has worn her jewellery. Louise Grønlykke's specialty is silver jewellery covered with 24-carat gold, as pure gold would be too heavy to wear comfortably. This is combined with precious stones. The designs are inspired by engravings from ancient Japanese weapons and unintentionally old Danish runic inscriptions. These are very interesting collections indeed. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Diamonds and Pearls |
Grønnegade 26 Copenhagen 1107 Denmark +45 33 33 03 23 |
Michael Strøm is a prominent experimental goldsmith, whose shop is in the nice part of the Latin District. The tasteful and cozy little room functions both as shop and workshop. Michael Strøm designs and produces all of the jewelery himself with help from his apprentice. His designs vary a lot, going from the simplest, minimalist shapes to glamorous and romantically decorated ones. Michael Strøm takes great interest in his customer's requirements. Most customers give him guidelines and then leave the rest to his imagination. A great deal of unique work comes out of this combination. Furthermore, Michael Strøm will gladly transform your old jewelery into new. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Glamour Wear |
Vesterbrogade 41 E Copenhagen 1620 Denmark +45 33 25 00 18 |
Miss Morgan is a fashion shop on Vesterbrogade, the main street of Vesterbro (the part of Copenhagen northwest of Søerne). The shop is run by young people, and it mainly sells clothes for young people, too. The code word for the clothes here is 'glamour'. You can say without hesitation that Miss Morgan follows fashion. Furthermore, all of the clothes are from Paris. The shop sells everyday clothes, but their specialty is party wear in all its forms. And you really will feel like a million dollars in one of the dresses from Miss Morgan. The prices are a little above average but this a place to find favorites. The shop assistants are helpful and inventive. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Casual Clothes, Close to Nature |
Købmagergade 5 Copenhagen 1150 Denmark +45 33 14 08 57 |
Noa Noa is a popular Danish brand, sold in this shop on Strøget. The style at Noa Noa is easily recognisable, with its loose-fitting dresses and blouses, coats, hats and corduroy trousers. Other specialities are eastern-inspired fabrics combined with the simplicity of the Nordic cuts of the clothes. 'Noa Noa' is synonymous with harmony, comfort and casualness; the materials are kept as natural as possible, and that closeness to nature is clearly what the shop wishes to express to customers. Both quality and prices are reasonable. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Affordable Danish Fashion |
Vesterbrogade 41 Copenhagen 1620 Denmark +45 33 31 00 17 http://www.saint-tropez.dk |
Saint Tropez is a very popular design firm in Denmark, and one of the shops that sells exclusive designs of Saint Tropez, is situated on the main street of Vesterbro, the part of town west of Søerne. Keeping in mind that the prices of the clothes are well below average, the designs and offers in this shop really are worth a look! The quality might not be high, but the standard of the fashionable ideas and trends takes you by surprise. The designers haven't held back on choosing exciting colour combinations and new ideas. This is a very popular brand among young Danish women, and after a visit to this shop, you won't wonder why. There really is something going on here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Leave Your Hat On |
Dag Hammerskjolds Allé 32 Copenhagen 2100 Denmark +45 35 38 14 45 |
The cosy Østerbro area is home to the unique Samarkand, more of a workshop than a shop. Here they specialize in designing and making beautiful and fantastic hats. The owner imports the materials from all over the world. The style and color of the hat you order can be exactly as you like it, but most are inspired by fairy tales from the East. They are made to measure as well. It takes about 10 hours to make a hat. If you are buying a hat here you will probably end up paying a price a little heavy but worth the quality. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Designs That Create Trends |
Studiestræde 25 A Copenhagen 1455 Denmark +45 33 91 25 20 |
Sneaky Fox is an exclusive shop in the hottest part of Copenhagen. This shop has started trends, and the style is young and outré, with the elegant designs of famous designers like Jean Paul Gaultier. The owner of the shop wishes to bring back individualism to the customer, whatever the cost. A propos of prices, they are both well above average and very reasonable depending on how hot the specific item is. But if you wish to follow or create fashion, this is the place to go. Even the changing-rooms are nicely fitted. Review © 2007, Wcities |