Advertise on podcast: Vogue Scandinavia Sounds

In episode thirteen of Vogue Scandinavia Sounds, Editor-in-Chief Martina Bonnier speaks with Print Editor Allyson Shiffman about Elsa Hosk’s cover, where she is joined by her long-time partner Tom Daly and their baby Tuulikki. Discussing themes of family, from the Dundas family to Pernilla and Alba August and heirloom jewellery, as well as the importance of chosen family.

In episode twelve of Vogue Scandinavia Sounds, Editor-in-Chief Martina Bonnier speaks with Print Editor Allyson Shiffman about the key stories in the February-March issue. From cover star Prince Nikolai of Denmark, Young Royals break-out teen idol Omar Rudberg, to the Scandinavia’s relationship with the colours and moods of Edvard Munch.

In this episode of Vogue Scandinavia Sounds, music expert Doris Daga speaks to Miriam Bryant about her new record 'PS. I Hate You', film as a medium, her brand ambassadorship for Zalando, and the ability to find joy by yourself in a time of being alone.

In this episode of Vogue Scandinavia Sounds, Vogue Scandinavia’s Beauty Editor and the first-ever male beauty editor worldwide in Vogue history, opens up his jewellery box and for the first time tells the story of a single pearl pendant that for many years wasn’t allowed to bask in the sunlight. In our editorial ‘The Boy in the Pearl Earring’ he narrates his experience challenging gender stereotypes, growing up in traditional households, and dealing with self-acceptance and expressionism.

In episode nine of Vogue Scandinavia Sounds, senior fashion writer Allyson Shiffman speaks with Editor in Chief Martina Bonnier of Vogue Scandinavia about the key stories from the December-January issue, the first Vogue cover of breaking supermodel Malaika Holmén, the personal essay from beauty editor Esteban G. Villanueva that made the whole office cry, as well as the crazy-turned-genius story of the “bird’s nest”.

In this episode of Vogue Scandinavia Sounds, music expert Doris Daga spoke to Tove Styrke about being inspired by the style of 1970s “dansband”, the famous peroxide blonde, the art of letting go, and the big mystery that is music.

In episode seven of Vogue Scandinavia Sounds, managing editor Tom Pattinson speaks with Editor in Chief Martina Bonnier of Vogue Scandinavia about the behind the scenes of making issue two. Discussing the multiple platforms which Vogue Scandinavia inhabits, Martina and Tom dive deep into the films made for the issue, the audio, and the secret stories behind the making of the magazine.

B. Åkerlund is one of the most iconic stylists from the Nordic region. A self-proclaimed ‘fashion activist’ she has worked with the best of the best pop stars around the globe, including Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Madonna, and Nicki Minaj. This year, B. was responsible for the costume design for the awaited new music from ABBA. In this episode, we spoke about their iconic return, the everlasting style of the Swedish phenomenon, designing for avatars, and the future of costume design.

In the latest episode of Vogue Scandinavia Sounds, Danish designer Anine Bing sits down with editor-in-chief Martina Bonnier to reflect on a decade of “uniform dressing”, how she avoids trends, and why Hailey Bieber is her latest crush.

Daði Freyr took the world by storm in 2019 with his hit single ‘Think About Things’. Set to sweep the Eurovision competition off its feet, the pandemic hindered the iconic win. With a second attempt at Eurovision in the 2021 competition, Freyr solidified himself as one of the most exciting up and coming acts from the region. In this episode, Daði Freyr casts a unique insight into his creative process, shedding off the Eurovision cloak, and finding his new sound.

Niklas Natt och Dag is one of Sweden’s foremost historical novelists. His vivid depictions of life in 18th Century Stockholm have won him many awards and drawn comparisons with Arthur Conan Doyle.   In this episode, Niklas Natt och Dag talks to Vogue Scandinavia’s Managing Editor Tom Pattinson over coffee in the city’s old town of Gamla Stan in what once was Stockholms Red Light district. He talks about the writers that inspired him, the trials and tribulations of life as a writer and plans for his next major project.    Read more at VogueScandinavia.com

Greta Thunberg is the voice of a generation. The Swedish climate activist has called out political leaders and chastised global CEOs for not doing enough to combat the climate crisis.    She graced the first ever cover of Vogue Scandinavia in what some say is a controversial choice of cover star but the shared values of promoting ethical consumption and sustainable living make her an ideal choice of cover star.   In this episode Greta Thunberg joins Vogue Scandinavia’s Managing Editor Tom Pattinson for a discussion about climate change and activism. She explains why change needs to come from the bottom up and that we are all responsible for making the change we so desperately need.    Read more at VogueScandinavia.com