Cecilie Bahnsen

She's an expert in working with technical fabric like it's a traditionally woven textile, bringing poetry to sportswear and softness to the most tailored styles. This bomber jacket can be worn several different ways, tightened at waist for a feminine peplum effect or loose for a sportier vibe. So many incredible details, like ruching at the back of sleeves, floral buttons/drawstrings, and double pull zippers. 

A low profile, slim line sneaker with beaded accents. Elastic toggle closures with her signature flower shape. These are for the person that wants xxxtra spice with their comfort.

This ultralight, full skirt reads as formal, but feels like anything but. This special fiamma fil-coupé fabric allows for architectural volumes and couture sensibility, but could be as comfy as sweats with its elastic waist and side pockets. Equally good with the matching Babette top and a ratty t-shirt.

Taffeta is a party fabric but in this context it also reads as a super cool take on the volumized, tiered, baby doll dress. This version of the classic party dress is brought into the modern era with sporty buckled straps and a big zip pocket across the bandeau and racerback top. So nice with bare shoulders, or more of a daytime look with a little t underneath.

What kind of denim button is this? It's a thoroughly updated one, with exaggerated, volume sleeves and unexpected bows, and flower buttons. Something that can be worn every day, elevated with unusual details into a piece that's just as comfortable but stands out with personality.

Not only is the iconic Cecilie Bahnsen silhouette, it's in this incredible fiamma fil-coupé fabric. Think of this as a t-shirt reimagined, with flowing out into a softly ruffled peplum. Super light and flattering on many types of bodies. Finished with a tie closure.

Summer weight knit merino top is feather light. Acts as an essential layering piece, with a full, close fit hood and lettuce hem.

Cecilie Bahnsen's signature ruching at the bodice, a couture technique translated into a soft jersey. Peplums can be flattering, don't forget that.

Not only is the iconic Cecilie Bahnsen silhouette, it's in this incredible fiamma fil-coupé fabric. A flattering bandeau bodice with delicate spaghetti straps flow out into an A-line peplum. Super light and flattering on many types of bodies. Finished with a zip closure.

Oooh, it's sheer ripstop, as a blouse, with adjustable drawstring neckline for high/crew/boat style with the signature flower toggle. The gathers along the neckline fall down across the body, and further drawstrings at the cuffs. Most special, the hem is finished with a flower embroidered hem.

This looks a like a two piece but it's a full on look of a dress. Faille has always been used in couture, and the Betsy dress has that ring, without the strictness in formalities. The bodice is so intricate, creating much interest without giving anything away. A floral detailed drawstring cinches it all together to make it as close fitting as you like.