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Jennifer Blom opens STHLMFW with ‘Couture’ and ‘Bridal Dreams’

Stockholm Fashion Week is back! After a few years’ hiatus, the fashion week made a comeback in collaboration with ASFB and set the tone straight away with an opening show by designer Jennifer Blom.

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Stockholm Fashion Week is back! After a few years’ hiatus, the fashion week made a comeback in collaboration with ASFB and set the tone straight away with an opening show by designer Jennifer Blom. Emmelie Abler, editor-in-chief of Bröllopsguiden, was there and stepped straight into a room buzzing with camera flashes, Sweden’s fashion personalities and a palpable sense of anticipation.

The bridal look, but with an edge

Jennifer Blom’s couture show was clean, sharp and confident. White, silver and shimmering shades set the tone for a collection in which a potential bridal look could be interpreted with an edge. Bold cuts, maximalist details and fabrics that moved with pleated perfection. From structured halternecks to oversized floral details, the collection took its cue from the classic but landed on something entirely different – something modern with an attitude.

Bridesmaid looks with tuxedo flair

The bridal references were crystal clear, but there were also looks and inspiration for the bridesmaid who wants to stand out. Flowing metallics, sharp lines and an innate sense of style. Perfect choices for a wedding where the dress code calls for a tuxedo and where fashion does the talking.

Jennifer Blom demonstrated exactly what Swedish couture should feel like in 2025 – relevant, focused and ready for the altar.

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