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Beckmans School of Design

Beckmans Fashion Collaboration 2026 – 3 February 2026

January 24, 2026
Model on a runway in a wide camel cape, sheer black trousers and black heels; audience on both sides.
Model on a runway in a long dark coat over striped and orange layers with drawstrings, and black heels; audience on both sides.
Model on a runway in an oversized mustard jacket with a high collar, wide navy trousers and black shoes; audience on both sides.
Model on a runway in a rust-brown high-collared jacket and a long, voluminous grey skirt of sculptural ruffles; audience on both sides.
Model on a runway in a navy top with wide sleeves and a cut-out showing an argyle pattern, a long skirt and black heels; audience on both sides.
Model on a runway in a grey metallic jacket, matching mini skirt and black knee-high boots; audience seated on both sides.
Model on a runway in a navy blazer with pink piping in angled lines, a high collar, black mesh trousers and boots; audience on both sides.
Model on a runway in a dark blazer over a patterned rust and blue dress, a white shirt with tie and black shoes; audience on both sides.
Model on a runway in a strapless pale blue dress with a wide, asymmetric hem and black heels; audience on both sides.
Model on a runway in a white wrap coat with a high collar and fluffy sleeves, and silver shoes; audience on both sides.
 

A fashion collaboration

We are pleased to present a collaboration between the graduating BA Fashion students and five Swedish fashion houses: Brixtol Textiles, HJRT, Holebrook, House of Dagmar and Stylein.

50/Fifty Fashion Show Date: Tuesday, 3 February 2026 Venue: Stockholm Fashion District, Nacka Strand By invitation only.

Each collection strikes a balance between industry relevance and individuality: 50% reflects the brand’s values and aesthetic, and 50% the student’s own creative expression.

The projects take shape through research, experimentation and ongoing dialogue with each brand’s audiences. Working within the brand’s conceptual framework, students reinterpret its identity through contemporary design perspectives.

Show presented in collaboration with Stockholm Fashion District

The collections share a common starting point: an exploration of organic cotton, developed in collaboration with EU Cotton. The results are presented in a fashion show for the Swedish fashion industry, produced in partnership with Stockholm Fashion District and EU Cotton.

Participating fashion students

Amanda Heed Nordin, Arvid Engman, Hanna Rothstein, Julia Broscheit, Justin Ekström, Klara Stålenbring, Mar Coll, Natalie Gurley, Natalie Lindén, Nicke Salomonsson and Otto Bäccman.

Art Direction & Graphic Design

Albab Rahman, Ella Farestam, Stephanie Holmén, Tyra Östlund and Wilma Reichardt, graduating students from the Visual Communication programme.

Additional credits: Fashion design by Klara Stålenbring and Mar Coll. Hair and make-up by Francisca von Dessauer Saavedra. Models: Anton O/Le Management and Alva H/Stockholmsgruppen.

Special thanks

Special thanks to our partners Stockholm Fashion District, as well as Jenny Steggo and Oskar Gyllenswärd at Rockson.