HM teams up with Marni
The spring 2012 fashion collaboration for the Swedish owned retailer is bound to be both off-beat, funky and feminine. More»
The spring 2012 fashion collaboration for the Swedish owned retailer is bound to be both off-beat, funky and feminine. More»
Sweden's Minister for Trade Ewa Björling is visiting New York and takes time during a busy schedule to meet representatives of Swedish companies. More»
Nina Stritzler-Levine on the History of Swedish Glass: Lecture at the Swedish American Hall in San Francisco. More»
"..with every trendy new garment that ends up hanging unused at the back of the closet, we lose some clothing common sense." A New York fashion event and book launch show us how to create our own trend, or... not. More»
The three designing sisters behind the brand House of Dagmar were awarded the Damernas Varld design award last week. More»
This fall look forward to some Versace-inspired H&M clothes to fill your closet. More»
Not necessarily in Sweden which has the most expensive clothes in Europe. More»
Majestically located off Emerald Bay, Lake Tahoe and inspired by Scandinavian design and architecture. Really? More»
One of two Swedish companies that participated in New York's International Contemporary Furniture Fair. More»
We talked to the students from both New York and Helsinki and followed the active workshops at the recent New Finnish Design Scenarios. More»
You may wear your heart on your sleeve, but now you can also wear the latest news on your back. T-post, a Swedish company, delivers news to subscribers around the world, albeit in a different way. More»
The exhibition Eco Chic: Toward Sustainable Swedish Fashion opened at Sonoma Valley Museum of Art in Sonoma, California. More»
Can you fall into an artistic profession without any previous experience or interest? Lotta Djossou from Höör in Skåne proves you can. Her handmade jewelry is romantic and exciting with a vintage feel. There’s nothing sleek or modern Scandinavian about it at all. More»
The American Swedish Institute on historic Park Avenue in South Minneapolis unveiled designs for the Nelson Cultural Center, a building to be constructed adjacent to the iconic Turnblad Mansion. More»
