Helsinki fashion

“All clothes and accessories are from different second hand stores. My style is mostly inspired by films and some artists like for example Takashi Mizutani.”

“I'm wearing a second hand scarf, a Ganni dress I bought second hand as a gift for myself when I got a new job, a second hand jacket, a Cos jacket underneath, Topshop trousers, and Vagabond slippers. I am six months pregnant so at the moment I am wearing what ever I can fit into. I like to feel good and easy and not get cold. I admire 70’s Italian beauties, French hair and Liv Ullman. If I buy new clothes I want to make sure I use them for many years so I try to avoid buying things that I…

“I’m wearing trifted Nike basketball shorts, a vintage leather jacket from Fida Iso Roba, a corset top and my all time fave @frejawewer x Asics running shoes. The bag is from a vintage store in Göteborg last summer. I soak in inspiration like a sponge from wherever I lay my eyes on. I’d say that my style is a combo of chic & tomboyish. If you see something you like don’t be afraid to ask strangers what they are wearing!”

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“Everything but my bag and Dr Martens shoes are second hand. My jewelry is also second hand, mainly from my parents. My style is inspired by many things, but mainly music and nature, which is why I try my best to buy sustainable clothing.”

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“If I could, I would wear vintage only. I've had the same style since I was four. I like skirts and dresses, girlish looks and 40s and 50s styles. This coat is the most dark piece of clothing I own.Swedish blogger Elsa Billgren is my goddess.”

“I’m wearing my father’s old clothes and thrifted pants from UFF. I like to wear colorful clothes – I like to think that my style can make someone else happy. I seldom buy any clothes as I get most from my relatives. Nature inspires my style.”

“I like relaxed, colourful, fairy and dwarf-like clothes with fantasy inspiration. My favourite clothes are my harem pants, this coat and extraordinary, fairy-like shirts.”

“I'm wearing clothes found at several different vintage stores and a t-shirt from MYÖS collective. I see every piece of clothing as an interesting opportunity and I'm especially inspired by clothes and accessories that are defined as ugly or broken. By breaking the rules of how to wear something can give you new alternatives.”