Julie Brogger

Copenhagen

With Fabrique since 2024 Founder of eponymous label; former Preen Chief Designer and Erdem Design Manager. Copenhagen Fashion Week regular, Magasin du Nord Fashion Prize nominee, beloved by Queen Margrethe II and Cate Blanchett.

Inspiration

Julie's "Feminine Contrasts" captures how women move between different moments. Her signature florals in early spring Danish garden colors meet bold denim, merging opposites into balanced modern style in smart cuts and soft silhouettes.

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Background

Founder of eponymous label; former Preen Chief Designer and Erdem Design Manager. Copenhagen Fashion Week regular, Magasin du Nord Fashion Prize nominee, beloved by Queen Margrethe II and Cate Blanchett.

Julie Brogger was once expected to follow in her mother’s footsteps and become a lawyer. Instead, her creative drive led her into fashion. A decision that quickly earned recognition within the Danish design scene. After leading roles at British luxury houses Preen and Erdem, she founded her own label, with her mother as her enduring muse. Her debut was met with immediate acclaim: a place on Copenhagen Fashion Week’s official schedule and a nomination for the Magasin du Nord Fashion Prize.

Drawing on her years in London, Brogger has reinterpreted the polish of British luxury into a distinctly Danish sensibility—defined by modern pragmatism, structure, and subtle femininity. Her designs balance softness with strength, tailored for women navigating different roles throughout the day. Brightly colored suits and floral-infused tailoring have become her signature, embraced by cultural figures and public icons including Queen Margrethe II of Denmark and Cate Blanchett.

Her first collaboration with Fabrique continues this exploration of contrast under the theme “Feminine Contrasts.” The collection combines tailored denim with her signature floral motifs. Colors that reminiscent of an early Danish spring. It’s an expression of duality: refined yet effortless, romantic yet practical, crafted for the realities of modern life.

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