“Balloon airport”, it says her description on Instagram. And it is that if something characterizes Pernille Rosenkilde, and therefore her account in this social network, it is color and fun.
“I like to express myself creatively and this is an amazing platform to do so and connect with people from other countries with the same aesthetic”, she declares her.
Pernille Rosenkilde.
Pernille Rosenkilde also has a fashion brand, another account that ships vintage fashion jewelry all over the world and is creative editor. "Reading in a row already exhausts me, hahaha", she laughs during a chat with Condé Nast Traveler.
pernille seldom wears black and she loves vintage, whose purchase she only sees as benefits. “In the first place, you have to look for the pieces and, in that process, things are appreciated more that are found. Second, you get something unique, and that's rare nowadays when we can have anything with a quick click. Finally, does not leave a negative footprint on Earth, that she is suffering from the way we treat her and because we over-consume.”
At Hart Bakery.
Listed her advantages, she becomes thoughtful and, suddenly, makes an impromptu speech, in a didactic tone: “My advice: Buy clothes vintage. Think about what you choose when you buy something new, and make sure that it has been manufactured in a sustainable way. Keep it for a long time or see that it is of sufficient quality that you can send it to a resale/gift system and let someone else use it after you.”
That said, how is your suitcase? “It is usually full to bursting. I always include good Sneakers, sunscreen, a power bank, a few books and a lot of sunglasses”, she reveals her And she knows what she is talking about, because she loves to travel and she has organized countless luggage.
The Holly Golightly store.
Pernille is in love with Spain, specifically with Barcelona, and she admits that she cried when she visited the Sagrada Familia, because she found it overwhelming to be in the midst of such beauty and feel connected to the history of hundreds of years.
However, her favorite places in her world are Japan, Italy and Bali. “Japan was an eye opening experience and totally different from other destinations I have visited. Italy is perfect in every way, the food, the people, the beauty everywhere you look. And Bali, oh Bali, there are the kindest people I've ever met, the most beautiful nature and, quite simply, it is paradise on earth”.
Even so, she feels lucky to live in copenhagen and for now she wouldn't change it for anything. Pernille cites among her virtues that she can ride a bike anywhere, that the air is fresh… and she suddenly exclaims, “There's a reason she's at the top of the happiness rankings year after year. Really is a fantastic place to have a life in balance!”, boasts the danish.
The 'influencer' Pernille Rosenkilde.
PERNILLE'S TRAVEL NOTEBOOK
A BAR
If you visit the city in summer, Pick up a bottle of wine at Vin Supernaturel and head out to the lakes to drink it with a friend. The rest of the year, make sure you go to Lille Blå Vinbar. Or to Lidkoeb's backyard, its colored bulbs outside make it super cozy. Something more generic is Kodbyen, where a festive atmosphere reigns with many establishments.
A LIBRARY
The Universitetsbiblioteket de Fiolstræde, in the center of Copenhagen, it is old and beautiful. Worth.
Pernille in La Banchina.
A CINEMA
Little Vester Vov Vov, in the Vesterbro area (where I live), shows large and small productions, and it is very local.
THREE RESTAURANTS
Mangia, Italo disco and Delphine, who are close to my house and They are great.
STORES
Mr. Larkin, I blame Lulu (luxury resale), Lot#29, Holly Golightly (must come by), Time's up and Jerome for vintage. Hay House and Paustian are also great to get hold of decoration elements.
At Lille Bakery Copenhagen.
A MARKET
Torvehallerne. Flowers, fresh fruit..., there are all kinds of small specialized positions.
HAIRDRESSING
I have friends who are hairdressers and they cut my hair, but I've heard that Grau is the best.
MUSEUMS
Glyptoteket and SMK.
MORE TIPS:
You don't have to stay only in the city center. In the Værnedamsvej area there is the Hart bakery, their cakes are very tasty. I also recommend the neighborhood of Vesterbro, Nørrebro (the Sankt Hans Torv square area), and Refshaleøen Island (there you must visit: Copenhagen Contemporary, B&W Hallerne, Lille Bakery and La Banchina).
And, if you have time, take the train north of copenhagen and, only 30 minutes away, is louisiana (which is where I grew up).”