OpéraSPORT presented its AW25 collection at Copenhagen Fashion Week.

For its AW25 collection, recently presented at Copenhagen Fashion Week, OpéraSPORT drew inspiration from Danish royalty and the accession of its new king last year. As they told the media, Awa Malina Stelter and Stephanie Gundelach, the brand's co-founders, found their inspiration in the royal residence of Amalienborg Palace.

Entitled "A Celebration of Art Deco and Regal Sophistication," the AW25 collection blends the opulence of the palace with Art Deco influences. OpéraSPORT thus created a collection with royal nods through details such as balloon sleeves and lace, combined with Art Deco elements like silky fabrics and a sense of clean lines.

"The AW25 collection embodies the idea that fashion can be both luxurious and responsible. We want to show that opulence can coexist with functionality and inclusivity, creating garments that transcend trends and celebrate individuality."

The show took place at the Christian IV Brewery. The 400-year-old building was originally part of Copenhagen's military fortifications and later served as a brewery to supply sailors and soldiers. Today, it houses sculptures that provided a magnificent backdrop for the collection's presentation.

This collection showcases the strong DNA of the Danish brand, particularly through its tailoring, plays on transparency, and floral embroidery.

True to the brand's well-known commitment to sustainable development, each garment was made from recycled or organic materials.

OpéraSPORT also took the opportunity to present its brand-new collaboration with sportswear manufacturer PUMA to the press: the Speedcat ballet flats, which are sure to be snapped up as soon as possible!

Photos Vogue Scandinavia