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Reykjavík, Iceland

Eygló Margrét Lárusdóttir

  • Playful womenswear
  • Experimental materials
  • Detailed construction

Eygló Margrét Lárusdóttir brings humor and experimentation to the Reykjavík label EYGLO. Her collections move between changing themes, materials and techniques, held together by careful detail and an interest in distinctive everyday clothing.

Portrait of Eygló Margrét Lárusdóttir
Courtesy of EYGLO · Copyrighted; see source terms.

Five looks to know

Illustrated white trouser ensemble — Eygló Margrét Lárusdóttir, Date not documented

Collection selection

Illustrated white trouser ensemble

Date not documented

A documented look from Dagsson by EYGLO.

EYGLO — official collection photography
Black and pink illustrated trouser ensemble — Eygló Margrét Lárusdóttir, Date not documented

Collection selection

Black and pink illustrated trouser ensemble

Date not documented

The leg line and proportions give this design its characteristic shape.

EYGLO — official collection photography
Black wide-legged ensemble — Eygló Margrét Lárusdóttir, Date not documented

Collection selection

Black wide-legged ensemble

Date not documented

A distinct representative design documented in the cited collection or official catalog.

EYGLO — official collection photography
Red patterned midi dress — Eygló Margrét Lárusdóttir, Autumn/Winter 2016

Collection selection

Red patterned midi dress

Autumn/Winter 2016 · Murder She Wrote

A representative dress that makes the designer’s approach to silhouette visible.

EYGLO official collection archive
Asymmetric green dress with black star motifs — Eygló Margrét Lárusdóttir, Autumn/Winter 2016

Collection selection

Asymmetric green dress with black star motifs

Autumn/Winter 2016 · Murder She Wrote

An off-centre line gives this silhouette a sense of movement.

EYGLO official collection archive

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Selected work

1 piece

About Eygló Margrét Lárusdóttir

She also helped establish the designer-run Kiosk store, using direct contact with customers and collaboration with other women designers as part of her creative practice.