ELLEN TRANE NØRBY
The Liberal Party
There is more
freedom here than elsewhere regarding
dress code.
Clothing should reflect that politicians
are not
completely removed from how the rest
of society
dresses. But I dress more formally, for example,
for meetings in
Germany, where my German
colleagues my
age wear suits, nylon stockings and
high pumps -
all the time - never anything casual.
For a ball at
the Royal Palace, some colleagues and I
had initiated a
group, “The Seal Gang”, across political
parties, who
wore sealskin at the party to raise
awareness for
the Inuit hunters and their sealskins.
My contribution
was a bomber jacket dyed in a blue
pattern,
designed by JSPR Jensen. Lone Loklindt,
(social Liberal
Party) wore a classic cape, Sara Olsvig
(the Greenland
IA party) a red dress embroidered
in sealskin
with Greenlandic decorations and Flemming
Moeller
Mortensen, (Social Democratic Party),
a sealskin bow tie.
Lang, sart isblå, vid, kjole i silkesatin belagt
med let helsilkechiffon med lodret plisseret
forstykke, David Andersen.
Hvide stiletter, David Andersen.
Perlearmbånd, stjernesmykke, Ann Wiberg.
Foto: Elona
Styling, make up, hår: Pari
Tak til Loreal og Young Blod
Kort, fuchsia kjole, Susanne Rûtzou.
Sorte sandaler, Billi Bi.
Armbånd, Sif Jacobsen.
