Mads Søreide

Such a pleasure to be featured in the latest issue of @costumenorge 🖤 This interview invited me on a journey within — taking me back in time and allowing me to reflect on what it all truly means to me. Thank you @soniauppal and @kine_b_hartz for including me in this inspiring piece and for sharing my story. I’m forever grateful to do what I love most, and for every opportunity I’m given to share it with the world 🖤🖤

Thank you @lindavedeler for shaping this piece for @nrknyheter , and for giving my dream space to be heard Always a pleasure! Photos by @_xinli_

HARTLINO An unforgettable evening at @restaurantalaise , surrounded by incredible individuals🤍 So proud of you, @fredrikhartmann - thankful to share this chapter with you. 📸 Photos by the amazing @annastokland THANK YOU @miaalaise @ulrikalaise @ysclife @rossinicaviar

Happy to see both @cohme_atelier and @hartlino_official in the latest issue of ELLE Norway Thank you @petramiddelthon 🖤

COHMÉ ATELIER From Concept to Catwalk🖤 Here’s a peek into the making of one of my favorite pieces from the latest @cohme_atelier collection. Bringing a vision to life requires patience and perseverance, and I have grown to appreciate the process, despite its challenges. Revisiting the fittings, beginning with the very first one, and reflecting on the starting point is incredibly rewarding. My mom once advised against sharing photos from the initial fittings, and I completely understand her perspective. It’s a deeply personal experience to reveal something that isn’t fully formed yet, often leaving me feeling disappointed when others don’t grasp my vision. However, I think it’s important to share the journey, as it highlights the beauty of the process and serves as a reminder that this kind of work doesn’t come together overnight. 1: From the show at @oslorunway 📷 @shotby_lucas 2: The origin of the idea 3: Initial sketch 4: First fitting 5: Digital sketch for adjustments 6: Final fitting before the model tries it on for the show 7: Last fitting ahead of the show 8: Video from the Cohmé atelier show

HARTLINO The journey of creating the Frøya jewel. A jewel that carries the spirit of Frøya herself - goddess of allure, strength and eternal mystery. When I was first introduced to Hartlino, they mentioned their upcoming jewelry collaboration with Norwegian sculptor Fredrik K.B. The moment I laid eyes on the necklace he had made, I was captivated. I fell in love with the idea of wearing his art, and found myself constantly thinking about his beautiful sculpture named «Frøya». As I started sketching the collection for Hartlino, it felt only natural to incorporate it. Collaborating on this project has been incredibly rewarding, and I wanted to share some photos that document our journey in creating the jewel, capturing each stage from the initial idea to the final product. I am grateful that KB trusted my vision and chose to be part of this collaboration. It has been a privilege to combine his artistry with my designs. A heartfelt thank you to @fredrik_kb , and of course to @fredrikhartmann @hartlino_official for making this possible🤍 1. "Tailored for the Night" show 📷 @olemh 2. The necklace that inspired me 3. Initial dress sketch 4. functionality sketch of jewel 5. First fitting: experimenting with the concept 6. 3D printed version of the jewel 7. Receiving the final jewel in palladium 8.seeing the jewel on the final version of the dress

HARTLINO in @ellenorge "Tailored for the Night" captured by @stephaniesikkes

HARTLINO Backstage at show "Tailored for the Night" @hartlino_official Captured by @olemh

HARTLINO On August 27th, I had the privilege of presenting my first collection in collaboration with @fredrikhartmann for @hartlino_official "Tailored for the night" was showcased at the beautiful @hotelcontinentaloslo during @oslorunway A special thank you to the incredible team! Photo: @olemh Casting: @idollooks Makeup: @lindawickmann @facebymalin Hair: @marloustylingbar_oslo @anetteklophus Stylist & director: @amarfaiz Head of PR: @ravasimatteo Sculptures made by: @fredrik_kb

COHMÉ ATELIER Visuals by @dilanrasol

COHMÉ ATELIER BTS from «A distant scream» show 26.08.25 Shots by @shotby_lucas

COHMÉ ATELIER Thank you! @voguescandinavia @melkoghonning @ellenorge @nrknyheter @kkmagazine @subjektno @dagsavisen