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144:. The school proved to be a great success, partly as a result of growing interest in the latest fashions but also thanks to Glad's frequent visits to Paris to keep up with the latest trends and her own skills in languages and as a teacher. She also brought French designs back to Copenhagen as a basis for local manufacturing. 147:
The school benefited from Princess Margrethe's connections with royalty, attracting sophisticated young ladies who were not only able to advance as fashion designers but could ensure their upper-class families wore the latest festive attire, winter coats and even night dresses. It soon became known
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she became active in charity work both in Denmark and France. She continued to fund charities by selling dolls dressed in historical costumes to museums in the United States and Europe. Following her husband's death in 1977, for several years she headed the family firm L.C. Glad & Co.
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After marrying the outgoing businessman Carl Frederik Overgaard Glad on 17 October 1918, she became one of Denmark's most prominent women, not only because of her good looks and expensive attire but thanks to her active social life, theatre visits and business interests. In addition to
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Born in Copenhagen on 5 January 1891, Margrethe Axelholm was the daughter of the successful businessman Theodor Axelholm (1854–1924) and Julie Antoinette Elisabeth Nielsen (1867–1914). She was raised with her five siblings in an upper-class home, first in the city's
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While she had no formal education, Grethe Axelholm learnt foreign languages and took piano lessons. After marrying Harald Johannes Danjelsen in 1913, she spent a period in Switzerland before returning to Copenhagen where her husband opened a dental practice on
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in Paris, Grethe was able to contribute to the family income by teaching fashionable dressmaking techniques to affluent bourgeois women. This led to her establishment in 1931 of Margretheskolen (literally the Margrethe School) named after its patron,
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In 1929, after the stock market crash Carl Glad's firm declared bankruptcy. The family had to sell both residences and move into an apartment on Bredgade. After taking a course in
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and bought back RÄgegÄrden. Grethe Glad retired from involvement with the school in 1945, entrusting its leadership to Inga Madsen. During and after the
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by selling dolls dressed in historical costumes to museums in the United States and Europe. From 1977, for several years she headed the family firm
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in December 1916, Grethe was left to bring up their two children, Carl Christian (1913) and Inger (1916). She moved to
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she became active in charity work both in Denmark and France. She continued to fund
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After Carl Glad's company was revived, in 1937 the family moved into a house on
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and educator. In 1931, she established a fashion and design school in
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Aged 99, Grethe Glad died on 18 December 1990 in Copenhagen.
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where the ladies appeared in the gowns they had created.
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socialite
fashion designer
Copenhagen
Scandinavian Academy of Fashion Design
Second World War
L.C. Glad & Co.
da
Frederiksberg
central Copenhagen
Bredgade
Spanish flu
RosenvÊngets Allé
Østerbro
embroidery
filet work
Magasin du Nord
Store Mariendal
Hellerup
RÄgegÄrden
RĂ„geleje
haute couture
Princess Margrethe of Bourbon-Parma
Hotel d'Angleterre
Frederiksholms Kanal
Second World War




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