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The Identity-Opportunity for Independent Brands

At CIFF’s Nordic showcase during Milan’s menswear week, BoF moderated a panel with CDLP co-founder Andreas Palm, Celine Aagaard of Envelope 1976 and Adnym’s Frippe Persson, discussing the growing opportunity for independent brands as sentiment shifts towards more nuanced self-expression among younger consumers.
The image depicts a panel discussion in an indoor setting. Four individuals are seated on stage, with two engaged in conversation while the other two listen. Rows of attentive audience members face the stage, creating a formal atmosphere. Architectural elements like columns and drapery enhance the scene.
From left: Celine Aagaard from Envelope 1976, Andreas Palm from CDLP and Frippe Persson from Adnym on stage with BoF's Robin Mellery-Pratt, sharing their experience on how to authentically engage with the identity-focused consumer, at CIFF's designer showcase at Milan's menswear week. (CIFF)
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