Supported by Copenhagen Fashionweek as one of the new talents, Taus Studio showed its new Fall/Winter '26 collection with a small, private runway show. The brand is founded by the two designers named Freyja Taus and Juho Lehiö and for this season, they wanted their clothes to show the feeling of women's anger. They spent six months making everything by hand in their workspace to make each piece special. The models wore big jackets with deep necklines and very long, narrow skirts. The show ended with two tight, soft dresses that featured very tight corsets around the waist.
One of our favorite looks was the red cocoon dress, styled with the model's arms wrapped completely inside. We also loved the fringed dress, super versatile to pair with basic pants for everyday wear, or dressed up for a night out. The use of old carpets on both skirts and a bag was fantastic. Huge shoutout to the oversized leather bags covered in belts and straps, a true statement piece, we absolutely loved them.
About the brand:
Taus is a Copenhagen-based ready-to-wear and demi-couture studio founded in 2024 by Freyja Taus and Juho Lehiö. Guided by a belief in craftsmanship and considered pace, Taus approaches clothing as an ongoing conversation; between past and present, body and silhouette, maker and wearer. Each garment emerges from this dialogue, shaped by curiosity about identity, class, and the ritual of dressing. The collections are seen through the lens of queer identity and the complexities of class, themes central to the work of both founders.
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