Karl Lagerfeld opens a shop-in-shop in Denmark

By

Dominique Muret

Published
Nov 12, 2014

Karl Lagerfeld is continuing with its retail development. Just a few weeks after the inauguration of a shop-in-shop in the Galeries Lafayette and a new store entirely dedicated to men on Paris' Rue Marbeuf, the famous German designer (and photographer)'s ready-to-wear brand has announced a new opening.

The label has inaugurated a shop-in-shop located Copenhagen's prestigious department store, Illum, a historic Danish name acquired by Italian La Rinascente in 2013. It is its first mono-brand point of sale in Denmark, the house indicates in a press release.

The space is located on the ground floor, which was recently entirely renovated. It carries all the brand's accessories (bags, small leather goods, watches, colognes, jewellery, and glasses) as well as a limited edition of tokidoki dolls for Karl Lagerfeld and books published by the designer.

Since the inauguration of the very first store on Paris' Boulevard Saint-Germain, it is the brand's 19th point of sales opened in less than two years.