Peter Jensen Spring 2011 | Copenhagen Fashion Week

Being sure to cross all the t’s and dot all the i’s, Peter Jensen sent his man down the run­way in a col­or­ful array of ensem­bles that evoked images of a well-​​groomed paper doll. Unleash­ing a fear­less explo­sion of color on the cat­walk, a wardrobe of shrunken pro­por­tions quickly came together. From a parka and swim­ming trunks to the blazer, Peter Jensen boldly gave the expected a new unex­pected lease on life with a sub­tle nod to retro influ­ences and a bold sense of character.

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Peter Jensen | Fall 2010

Rely­ing less on quirks and more on struc­ture, Peter Jensen’s man gets a sophis­ti­cated makeover for the fall 2010 sea­son. Dressed in neu­trals with a hint of color, the col­lec­tion builds upon a need for essen­tials before adding Jensen’s sig­na­ture charm in a sub­tle fash­ion. From twin­sets and shrunken blaz­ers to gen­er­ally boxy fits, Jensen treads a safe path for the upcom­ing sea­son, but still man­ages not to stray from his upbeat vision.

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Spring 2010 | Peter Jensen

Employ­ing a coy sug­ges­tion of pure inno­cence, Peter Jensen approaches spring with fash­ion­ably awk­ward pro­por­tions that are sure to pep­per the sea­son with sugar and spice. While fit­ted coor­di­nat­ing ensem­bles pos­sess the charm of trouble-​​free days past, a looser sil­hou­ette results in trousers that are rem­i­nis­cent of loungewear. Mean­while, boxy jack­ets and coats tie up loose ends, round­ing out a range for the young at heart, who appre­ci­ate a lit­tle quirk in their step.

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Peter Jensen Fall 2009

Lay­ered to the point of unease and dressed in an array of col­ors from black to hot pink, the Peter Jensen man is a story wait­ing to be unwrapped. Peter Jensen’s fall col­lec­tion is excep­tion­ally per­sonal. Inspired and fash­ioned after his Aunt Jytte, the sev­en­ties, and Green­land, Jensen’s col­lec­tion dares to be dif­fer­ent. Incor­po­rat­ing ging­ham, flo­ral, pin­stripes, and other pat­terns, the col­lec­tion pro­vides for a diverse range. Dis­sect­ing the run­way looks, there are a plethora of fall-​​ready blaz­ers, knits, and trousers. Indi­vid­u­ally, the pieces pro­vide for both the youth­ful and seri­ous aspects of fash­ion. The pin­stripes and solids can be taken into a busi­ness meet­ing, while flo­ral and brightly col­ored blaz­ers are per­fect for a day out on the town. The folk­loric quirk­i­ness of Peter Jensen’s col­lec­tion offers the type of ver­sa­til­ity that an always evolv­ing sense of style demands.

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Peter Jensen Spring 2009

How would you describe the style of your designs?
Nice and wearable

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New Arrivals — Peter Jensen

I’m all for crazy fash­ion, but these wool scarves are out there.  I wouldn’t wear one, but I still think they are fun.  I have a lot of respect for the per­son that can actu­ally make one of these work.

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