Since graduating from Central Saint Martins in 2001,
@henrikvibskov has become known for his expansive, often theatrical universes – collections that spider into environments, where garments live inside odd scenography, immersive soundscapes, with a distinct sense of humour.
In Paris for a panel on craftsmanship at the Maison du Danemark, the Danish designer is, as ever, sliding between disciplines and ideas – clothing, installation, music and performance. His latest collection, Frog Carry Frog, began with the sighting of a fire-belly frog and expanded into a meditation on shared weight, collective labour and the unseen systems that sustain life. A typically Vibskovian starting point: unexpected, textured and bubbling with surreal possibility. If the designer’s immense creative practice transcends any tidy classification, it’s simply human nature to him.
The designer meets
@mad.e.leiner in Paris to answer 20 questions: on frogs, fabrics, foot massages – and the importance of keeping things a little bit complicated. Read the interview at the link in bio 📲
📸 Courtesy of the designer
1. Henrik Vibskov. Photography by Louis Poulsen
2. Henrik Vibskov Autumn/Winter 2026. Photography by James Cochrane