Fashion Nerds

Copenhagen, Denmark

Ole Yde

  • Delicate dressmaking
  • Silk and lace
  • Feather details

Ole Yde developed his early career through individual commissions before establishing his own label in 2005. His feminine dresses use silk, feathers and lace to build a delicate, carefully worked appearance.

Five looks to know

Draped Ole Yde dress with open sleeves, mirrored editorial photograph — Ole Yde, Date not documented

Collection selection

Draped Ole Yde dress with open sleeves, mirrored editorial photograph

Date not documented

An identified complete dress exemplifies Yde’s delicate, feminine occasionwear.

ELLE Denmark; photographer not stated
Indigo drop-waist dress with patch pockets — Ole Yde, Spring/Summer 2016

Collection selection

Indigo drop-waist dress with patch pockets

YDE Spring/Summer 2016

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

stylewylde.com; photographer not identified on retrieved page
Coral tweed skirt suit with neck ruff — Ole Yde, Spring/Summer 2016

Collection selection

Coral tweed skirt suit with neck ruff

YDE Spring/Summer 2016

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

stylewylde.com; photographer not identified on retrieved page
Sleeveless coral belted shirtdress — Ole Yde, Spring/Summer 2016

Collection selection

Sleeveless coral belted shirtdress

YDE Spring/Summer 2016

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

stylewylde.com; photographer not identified on retrieved page
Geometric-print gown with ruffled shoulders — Ole Yde, Spring/Summer 2016

Collection selection

Geometric-print gown with ruffled shoulders

YDE Spring/Summer 2016

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

stylewylde.com; photographer not identified on retrieved page

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Selected work

1 piece

About Ole Yde

Collections shown in Copenhagen and Paris expanded the audience for his designs, while the atelier tradition of making special pieces for private clients remained an important part of his practice.

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Lex — Ole Yde