Stine Goya's autumn/winter presentation at Copenhagen Fashion Week was inspired by an African performance art group, hence the intricate prints, string puppets and wooden-horse headpieces that wove their way into the presentation. Pale faced models sported the curry, plum, dusky fuchsia palette in this collection of elegant separates. Goya's silhouettes and draping referenced the ease of 1970s fashion, not to mention the amazing hats that recall a young Bianca Jagger. More images after the jump. (Via Dazed Digital)
