Instead of staging a runway show in this season, Frederick Burner Kuhal opted to give a comfortable presentation in his recently opened Copenhagen Store – a format that has both the quality of craftsmanship on the tact and performance of their clothes. Was favorable. For the decline 2025, the designer worked with the former McIntosh factory Hancock in Scotland, to make two waterproof coats made of rubber cotton, which were sticking to the hand in the seam. Natural materials were renewed focusing, from butter suede jackets and trousers (a new construction for the brand) to ribbed pants, mixed with Kashmiri to make the right drape.
While these high -day staples were very high, which came earlier, Berner Kuhal subtle this season with a ratio this season. The fitted top and cardigans were paired with wide pants, making the “triangle shape”. Somewhere else, this silhouette was turned upside down, combining with straight foot trousers made of deadstock material through body jacket and puffer coat.
Nevertheless, the idea was – as it is always in the Burner Kuhal – to create a wardrobe that you can easily mix and match. The designer said during the presentation, “You can take out the luggage, and no matter what you take, it will be on another rail.” As soon as the model went through the store, the appeal was clear while posing in the shop window: the clothes that will easily take you from the year -door, season to the season.