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The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
November 05, 2026 • 06:00 PM
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Copenhagen-based Sophie Bille Brahe mostly can’t be bothered shopping, but she collects graphic T-shirts, Miu Miu skirts and “weird” handbags.

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Something I wear every day is a T-shirt – not just a plain white tee but usually one that was given to me as a gift or that reminds me of something. Recently, I was at this amazing cafe called Klear Labs on Golborne Road in London, and they have these T-shirts with a picture of a horse with the text: “Fear dances beautifully.” I have one my friends gave me from a bookstore in London, and a few Bode T-shirts that almost have holes in them because I’ve worn them so much. My brother has restaurants that he’s done different T-shirts for, which I love, and his wife, Caro, also makes these cute embroidered ones. They’re like memory T-shirts.

Graphic T-shirts are a reliable staple in Brahe’s wardrobe. Anne Mai Bjerregaard

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