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Copenhagen, Denmark

Barbara í Gongini

  • Asymmetric draping
  • Deconstructed layers
  • Transformable garments

Barbara í Gongini develops clothing through draping, layering and deconstruction, often using black to bring texture and shape into focus. Her Faroese background informs an interest in resourcefulness and garments that can be transformed or worn in several ways.

Portrait of Barbara í Gongini
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Five looks to know

Barbara í Gongini — Look 1 — Barbara í Gongini, Copenhagen Spring 2017

Collection selection

Barbara í Gongini — Look 1

Copenhagen Spring 2017

Representative look from the Copenhagen Spring 2017 collection.

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Barbara í Gongini — Look 13 — Barbara í Gongini, Copenhagen Spring 2017

Collection selection

Barbara í Gongini — Look 13

Copenhagen Spring 2017

Representative look from the Copenhagen Spring 2017 collection.

Umberto Fratini/Indigital.tv
Barbara í Gongini — Look 25 — Barbara í Gongini, Copenhagen Spring 2017

Collection selection

Barbara í Gongini — Look 25

Copenhagen Spring 2017

Representative look from the Copenhagen Spring 2017 collection.

Umberto Fratini/Indigital.tv
Barbara í Gongini — Look 36 — Barbara í Gongini, Copenhagen Spring 2017

Collection selection

Barbara í Gongini — Look 36

Copenhagen Spring 2017

Representative look from the Copenhagen Spring 2017 collection.

Umberto Fratini/Indigital.tv
Barbara í Gongini — Look 41 — Barbara í Gongini, Copenhagen Spring 2017

Collection selection

Barbara í Gongini — Look 41

Copenhagen Spring 2017

Representative look from the Copenhagen Spring 2017 collection.

Umberto Fratini/Indigital.tv

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Spring 2017

1 piece

About Barbara í Gongini

Based in Copenhagen, she established her namesake label in 2005 and built an androgynous vocabulary across clothing and artistic collaborations.