Helsinki fashion

“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.”

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“I’m wearing my dad’s old jacket which he hesitantly gave to me since apparently it’s too ’raggare’ for me. The scarf is my late grandma’s. The skirt is a second hand kids skirt. The pants are resize…

Finnish fashion pioneers Alexa Dagmar and Linda Juhola share their inside knowledge on how to experience the best of Helsinki.

“I’m wearing my mom’s old fur jacket and a scarf and boots that I thrifted. Underneath I have a little wool vest that I made, a knitted sweater that my boyfriend made for me, and a linen dress I got…

“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 flea market and second-hand clothes except for Air Max 97 sneakers and Gosha tee. Usually, I wear more colors and less black. At the moment I´m inspired by irc-galleria, shittityyli, and small towns. I keep my wardrobe compact and try to do my best to avoid unnecessary consuming.”

“Everything I’m wearing is bought second hand other than the cap which I got from a friend. I’m inspired by the feeling of safety, and how it translates to clothing is by feeling comfortable within the outfit. I think when an outfit feels good it also looks good.”

“This dress probably used to belong to my grandmother. My favorite dress is my brown corduroy dress with lacy decorations at front, my mother used to wear it in the 70's. I like styles from 30's to 70's.”

“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!”