Without being able to travel last year, Gestuz founder Sanne Sehested tells me she looked to her hobbies for inspiration while creating her latest collection, which included horseback riding. Hence, the harness details on structured day dresses as well as printed halter dresses for an evening romp in the fields. 

It was clear from setting that designer Anne-Dorthe Larsen behind Lovechild 1979 had a Mediterranean holiday on her mind while designing the collection. Set in a charming alley with clothes lines strewn above, models strutted to upbeat Italian tunes while wearing crisp, cotton frocks, the best of which were sprinkled in a cherry pattern. 

Set at the foot of a bridge with a mirrored catwalk, founder Birgitte Raben was inspired by the multidisciplinary work of artists Gioele Amaro and Olafur Eliasson, who used light and mirrors in their art. The resulting line-up included metallic separates and kaleidoscopic tie-dye dresses in sexy-sleek silhouettes.

You've most likely seen Brogger’s frothy ruffled gowns on your favourite influencers, but this season, designer Julie Brøgger created her ethereal shapes with drawstring details in even gauzier materials, some dipped in rainbow tie-dye but nearly all in her lovely, signature pastel shades. 

New mother Emilie Helmstedt definitely brought a childlike innocence to her latest collection, which was inspired by and filled with motifs from the sea. From hand-painted crustacean prints to pastel quilts, to even plush fish paraphernalia, the lineup was a hedonistic dream. 

Inspired by Finnish modernist architect and designer Alvar Aalto, Rikke Baumgarten and Helle Hestehav created a sporty-chic line of effortless pieces including ruffled polo frocks and neon dresses paired with track jackets.