CIFF and 10 Corso Como Ignite Copenhagen Fashion Week with Immersive Cultural Entrance

The Copenhagen International Fashion Fair (CIFF) and Milan’s esteemed concept store, 10 Corso Como, are set to unveil a transformative collaboration for Copenhagen Fashion Week in January 2026. This landmark partnership will see the complete reimagining of CIFF’s entrance, designed to offer an immersive cultural experience curated by 10 Corso Como, promising to set a vibrant new stage for the event.

The newly conceived entrance space at CIFF will serve as a dynamic hub, seamlessly blending fashion, design, beauty, publishing, and lifestyle, all reflecting 10 Corso Como’s distinctive artistic vision. Visitors can anticipate a carefully curated selection of Scandinavian brands, personally chosen by 10 Corso Como, presented alongside their own signature collection. Additionally, a dedicated café experience will be integrated, with all elements thoughtfully reinterpreted through a distinctive Nordic lens.

Sofie Dolva, director of CIFF, Northern Europe’s leading trade platform for fashion and lifestyle, emphasized the significance of this collaboration. She noted, “10 Corso Como has always been synonymous with dialogue between fashion, art, and culture. Inaugurating CIFF 66 with their presence is both a statement and a celebration of creative exchange. This collaboration creates a bridge between Milan and Copenhagen, between tradition and innovation.”

For 10 Corso Como, a pioneering store founded in Milan in 1991 with a mission to promote the connection between fashion, design, art, and food, this project represents an extension of its longstanding commitment to cultural dissemination and cross-pollination. Tiziana Fausti, president of 10 Corso Como, stated, “The Scandinavian countries have a unique design language, and being able to present a selection of brands in line with 10 Corso Como’s vision allows us to initiate a new and stimulating dialogue.”

This debut at CIFF marks the initial phase in a series of ambitious initiatives aimed at elevating cultural exchange and fostering innovation within the industry. According to a joint statement from both organizations, it signifies the beginning of a broader cultural partnership, designed to lay the groundwork for an interdisciplinary program intended to continue beyond the January 2026 edition, promising a lasting impact on the global creative landscape.