Working Phase: Jan Machenhauer
Pictures by Jesper Drejer The appreciation of longevity in design is a core value for Less Magazine. Therefore, we often take our time singling out brands or designers fitting into that…
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Emerging: Flock and Tactile Printing
Flock is a collaboration between the textile designers Emilie Carlsen and Siff Pristed. The two creators met during their time at Kolding School of Design where Siff studied textile design…
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Grief by Súsanna Smith Johansen
The melancholic editorial, Grief, is a visualised story about three sisters who all lost their husbands at sea. Photographer Susanna Smith Johansen was inspired by the mood of paintings by the…
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Designer Narrative: Cæcilie Dyrup
As part of our new feature, Designer Narrative, we ask designers to explain about select topics within their universe - in their own words.. The first narrative is by Kolding…
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Less Archive: Connectivism
Story from issue 06 on Materiality ARANA HYBRIDS OF NEW GENERATION SELF CONSTRUCTIVISM ORGANIC FUTURISM, MALLEABILITYPRESERVATION, SLOW FASHION SYMBIOSISCONNECTIVISMSECOND SKINPhotographer Jakob StormCreative Direction Valeriya Olkhova, Charlotte BoyteSet Design Charlotte BoyteMake-up Nat SyrikModels…
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Emerging: Lærke Valum and a Three-dimensional Process
From Copenhagen, we are happy to introduce you to the spacious womenswear designer, Lærke Valum. A 2014 Design School Kolding graduate, her universe revolve around contrasting and combinatory elements. She…
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Reinstalling Sustainable Fashion
Words Drude-Katrine Plannthin Illustrations Ann Vilhelmsen The past 25 years of environmental problems and accelerating consumerism have emphasised the urgent need for integrating sustainability in fashion and lifestyle. It has been an uphill…
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Characteristics: Asciari
As part of our recurring Characteristics feature, we spoke with Italian brand Asciari. The family business consisting of brother, sister and mother built their business to appreciate the roots of…
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