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Copenhagen, Denmark

Marie Skall

  • Visual storytelling
  • Natural fabrics
  • Crafted wardrobe staples

Marie Skall shares the creative direction of Skall Studio with her sister Julie, contributing a strong interest in visual storytelling and a forward-looking perspective. Their shared background in sewing and design studies informs collections developed together from hand drawings.

Group photograph of Marie Skall and Julie Skall

Pictured: Marie Skall and Julie Skall.

Branchebladet TØJ — caption names Marie and Julie Skall Fruensgaard · Copyrighted; see source terms.

Five looks to know

Skall Studio — Look 1 — Marie Skall, Copenhagen Spring 2027

Collection selection

Skall Studio — Look 1

Copenhagen Spring 2027

Designed by Julie Skall, Marie Skall for Skall Studio’s Copenhagen Spring 2027 collection.

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Skall Studio — Look 8 — Marie Skall, Copenhagen Spring 2027

Collection selection

Skall Studio — Look 8

Copenhagen Spring 2027

Designed by Julie Skall, Marie Skall for Skall Studio’s Copenhagen Spring 2027 collection.

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Skall Studio — Look 15 — Marie Skall, Copenhagen Spring 2027

Collection selection

Skall Studio — Look 15

Copenhagen Spring 2027

Designed by Julie Skall, Marie Skall for Skall Studio’s Copenhagen Spring 2027 collection.

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Skall Studio — Look 22 — Marie Skall, Copenhagen Spring 2027

Collection selection

Skall Studio — Look 22

Copenhagen Spring 2027

Designed by Julie Skall, Marie Skall for Skall Studio’s Copenhagen Spring 2027 collection.

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Skall Studio — Look 24 — Marie Skall, Copenhagen Spring 2027

Collection selection

Skall Studio — Look 24

Copenhagen Spring 2027

Designed by Julie Skall, Marie Skall for Skall Studio’s Copenhagen Spring 2027 collection.

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Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Spring 2027

1 piece

About Marie Skall

Work with natural fabrics, embroidery and enduring wardrobe shapes connects the clothes to family history, craft relationships and the sisters' concern for responsible production.