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Henrik Vibskov graduated from London’s prestigious St. Martin’s College in 2001. Since then he has been carving a name for himself as an incredibly quirky designer who makes ingenious but incredibly wearable clothes. This season prepare to meet The Mint Institute, a range which includes oversized t-shirts, knitted laptop bags, wonderful knitted cardigans, capes, bum shirts, pleated shirts and more. For Vibskov, classic tailoring is used to question conventional shapes. The results? Exciting, outlandish and thoroughly modern clothes for both men and women. Henrik Vibskov is stocked exclusively at Dilettante (93222 2717). But wait… if that weren’t enough, Vibskov has collaborated with Quinny to produce a range of children’s goods which are simply wonderful. Quinny by Henrik Vibskov will be released later this month online with Australian stockists confirmed early 2009. Visit www.quinnydesign.com and check out this delightful range of strollers, ponchos, umbrellas and penguin sleeping bags. The goods as so gorgeous they’ll make you want to have babies!

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