Black knitted evening dress in metallic yarn with mohair intarsia
Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard · Autumn–Winter 2024–2025
Paris, France
Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard
- Experimental knitwear
- Upcycled textiles
- Couture construction
Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard works between fashion and art, building a Paris-based label around experimental textiles and technically demanding knitwear. Craftsmanship and upcycling support a practice that questions the separation between couture and ready-to-wear.
Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard. Portrait by Agnete Brun.
Agnete Brun / Talent Norge · Copyrighted; see source terms.Five looks to know
Collection selection
Black knitted evening dress in metallic yarn with mohair intarsia
Autumn–Winter 2024–2025
Intricate material contrasts and hand-knitting directly exemplify the designer’s practice.
Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard / Fashion Forum; photographer not stated
Collection selection
Striped long ensemble — Look 8
Artisanal Autumn/Winter 2024–2025
The repeated pattern gives this representative design a clear graphic identity.
Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard / Fashion Forum; photographer not stated
Collection selection
Dark layered ensemble with pale boots — Look 3
Artisanal Autumn/Winter 2024–2025
The shape of this shoe makes footwear a distinct part of the designer’s visual language.
Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard / Fashion Forum; photographer not stated
Collection selection
White belted jacket ensemble — Look 22
Artisanal Autumn/Winter 2024–2025
This outer layer documents the designer’s approach to proportion and structure.
Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard / Fashion Forum; photographer not stated
Collection selection
Orange draped long dress — Look 21
Artisanal Autumn/Winter 2024–2025
Soft folds shape the silhouette and suggest movement around the body.
Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard / Fashion Forum; photographer not statedCollections & archive pieces
1 collections represented · 1 pieceAutumn–Winter 2024–2025
1 piece
About Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard
Her broader output includes installations, textile objects, photographs and performances, extending the same interest in material transformation beyond clothing into exhibitions and collaborative artistic settings.