Immerse yourself in the Skakke Folk Costumes exhibition, a mesmerizing voyage intriguingly showcasing six contemporary artists' interpretations of costume traditions, identity, and craftsmanship. Expect a dynamic exhibit, expressing symbology and societal norms through diverse mediumsphotography, weaving, beadwork, porcelain, installations, instruments, and dance.

Art enthusiasts will revel in cross-generational expressions that breathe new life into traditional motifs accompanied by innovative artistic techniques. Display presentations by ambitious artists invite attendees into illusions that contest conventional understandings, creating thought-provoking interactions between art, self-awareness, and mythology.

Discover Ephemeral Matters: Into the Fashion Archive, an innovative exhibition that delves into the hidden narratives behind fashion history. This display highlights overlooked and discarded documents, such as handwritten invoices from Queen Marie Antoinette and fanzines from the LGBTQ+ community, revealing how these seemingly mundane items play a crucial role in the fashion industry's creative processes. By showcasing these paper artifacts, the exhibition offers a fresh perspective on fashion's evolution and its often-forgotten details.

To Collect Day Flies breathes new life into discarded prints such as sketches and invoices, focusing attention on the often overlooked remnants of the modern fashion industry. These once-trivial items are given renewed importance, reflective of both the stunning visual allure and detailed creativity of historical fashion.

The Beyond the Body exhibition extends a profound exploration of fashion design to inquisitive attendees. On display are inspirational creations by Swedish fashion authorities Jennie Steen, Miriam Scheller, Ruusa Vuori, and Tilde Herold, marking their distinct Nordic roots while also pushing limitless boundaries through their combined passion for fashion, handicrafts, and art.

Sabrina Carpenter is an American singer, songwriter, and actress. She is best known for her roles in Girl Meets World and The Hate U Give, as well as for her pop music career. Her debut EP Can't Blame a Girl for Trying was released in 2014, and she has since released full-length albums. Carpenter's music is generally upbeat and pop-oriented, often featuring lyrics about self-confidence and empowerment.