CPHFW SS26: "Snit" by P.L.N.

P.L.N. SS26: Aesthetic Disobedience on the Copenhagen Runway.

All photos taken by James Cochrane

During Copenhagen Fashion Week, P.L.N.’s Spring/Summer 2026 show made a bold statement, both visually and conceptually.

Titled “Snit”—meaning “cut” in Danish—the collection went beyond presenting new looks, aiming instead to subvert the very system of fashion through an act of clear, conscious refusal.

The creative director showcased a series of sharp, deconstructed silhouettes, where every detail—stitch, tear, or fabric—carried meaning.

Raw materials, worn textures, and angular volumes narrated a story of rupture and liberation from conformity.

The color palette was reduced to essentials: deep black, dirty whites, and industrial accents.

The manifesto accompanying the collection made the message unmistakable: this is not a performance—it’s disruption. "You are not product. You are not theirs. This is not rebellion. It’s refusal."—a line that encapsulates the essence of the show, conceived as a political act even before an aesthetic one.

P.L.N. once again asserts itself as one of the most daring and conceptually powerful names in the Nordic scene, capable of transforming the runway into a space for reflection, rupture, and possibility.