1. Vertical stripes in a loose tweed knit and subdued brights. Proenza Schouler

2. Rosy cheeks. Rebecca Minkoff

3. Light stripes sit tight. Topshop

4. Jagged print, ombré repeat. Missoni

5. Big splatter watercolor. Cacharel

6. Small spotty watercolor. Cacharel

7. Free ranging paisley. Topshop

8. Catty shorts. Barneys

9. Might be a skort, and that’s okay. Missoni

10. Do the polka dot. Henry Holland

11. Abstract neon on black tucks. Cynthia Rowley

12. Boyfriend shorts with a floral twist. Wood Wood

13. Tribal hypnosis. Diane Von Furstenberg

14. Minuscule floral bubble. Second Female

16. Lucky rows of horseshoes. Missoni

I met a girl in East LA in floral shorts… H&M

While you need to be credentialed to get in, expect a ton of blog coverage across the web.  Designer highlights include CREEP by Hiroshi Awai, Folk, Henrik Vibskov, Kitsuné, Our Legacy, S.N.S. Herning, Timo Weiland, Velour, Wood Wood, and Yuketen.  Take a look at the complete list below.

And for your Fashion Indie enjoyment, here’s a look at some pieces from the aforementioned brands.  Get your bibs on.  There’s gonna be a lot of drool starting next week.

CREEP by Hiroshi Awai

Folk

Kitsuné

Timo Weiland

LINK LOVE: We Are The Market

Bread & Butter teams up with Uslu Airlines for a re-edition of the 11 best selling nail color collections from Henrik Vibskov , Colette and WoodWood. The proceeds will be donated to the B&B Charity Project.

LINKAGE: Highsnobette via Highsnobiety

Wood Wood is one of the brands that I can’t ever see fading out. The looks are always solid, and you can’t really go wrong buying a piece from any Wood Wood collection. I dig the long sleeve striped shirt a lot, and the rest of the collection follows in it’s great composition.

Gallery: Wood Wood: Spring 2009 Collection

via The Fashionisto

Denim was the word on the runway for Wood Wood. The collection featured some pretty cool pieces, like the sweater above, but as a whole I must say it was a bit dull. I am a Wood Wood fan, and I was a bit disappointed with what they brought to the table. The collection seemed too wearable if that makes any sense, there is no “must have” feeling bubbling up inside me. It happens though. Looking forward to the Spring collection though.

Gallery: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Wood Wood Fall 2009 Collection

Courtesy of: Fashion Week by Berns

WeAreTheMarket.com shares their review of Wood Wood during Copenhagen Fashion Week.

Scandinavian design has been influencing us for some time in both the interiors and fashion arenas. So we finally decided to get on over to Copenhagen for the CPH and Gallerie Shows, to soak up some Nordic influence and meet some cool people and cool brands.

We caught the Danish brand Wood Wood’s fashion show earlier this evening. For it’s 7th collection, called the “big bang” collection, Wood Wood  considers serious issues such as global warming, Armageddon, and the futuristic idea of space colonization. For men, classic and casual streetwear– basic tees, classic shirts, chinos, jeans, knitwear and sweatshirts– are twisted into interesting silhouettes. Fabrics range from classic mix of dark navy corduroy, light denim chambray, check flannel, to lambswool knitwear. Womenswear reflected a tomboyish edge using menswear materials, colors, and shapes. We personally love the plaid knee length shorts! Pics after the jump.

And always known for their exciting collaborations, Wood Wood teamed up again with heritage outerwear maker Penfield with a new bordeaux-red leather jacket.