Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, who holds more Olympic golds than anyone in Winter Olympics history, and his fiancée, Pernille Døsvik, cover the October–November issue of Vogue Scandinavia. Photographed beside a waterfall in the forest outside Trondheim, the couple appear in luxury labels such as Dolce & Gabbana, Dior, and Hermès, and discuss their upcoming wedding, Klæbo's appetite for winning, and a shift in their dynamic as Døsvik pursues her own athletic ambitions.
Inside, Beata Heuman fronts our third Living issue. Heuman may live and work in London, but for this feature, we met the interior designer in her true home: at the family farmhouse in Sireköpinge, Skåne. Furniture designer Jonas Bohlin works with his son, the photographer Julius Bohlin, for the first time, and Benjamin Ingrosso trades the stage for 1990s workwear and washed-out denim. Plus, we explore the faux-fur trims set to take over our wardrobes this autumn, and ask whether the Nordic region is to blame for the international sleep divorce.
Inside, Beata Heuman fronts our third Living issue. Heuman may live and work in London, but for this feature, we met the interior designer in her true home: at the family farmhouse in Sireköpinge, Skåne. Furniture designer Jonas Bohlin works with his son, the photographer Julius Bohlin, for the first time, and Benjamin Ingrosso trades the stage for 1990s workwear and washed-out denim. Plus, we explore the faux-fur trims set to take over our wardrobes this autumn, and ask whether the Nordic region is to blame for the international sleep divorce.