Our latest Swedish Export is cool, gorgeous, Range Rover driving DJ Le Gammeltoft. If you like dance music and clubbing you definitely want to check out this Close Up!

This video also features a fantastic dance track: “Science of fear (Rockdaworld Extended Remix)” (Spotify - Youtube) by The Temper Trap. This makes me want to go clubbing like there’s no tomorrow. Perhaps it’s time for a party trip to Berlin, London or Paris? Or perhaps Barcelona? What’s your favourite clubbing city?

Here’s a treat for all of you who like swing and/or the aesthetics from the swing era!

What do you do if you’re tired of the club scene in your city and feel that the perfect club is missing? You start your own. That’s what Ben Mouling did. He added lots of swing, jugglers, illusionists, strip shows and created Radio Modern. Check it out our latest Swedish Export!

More info about Radio Modern on their homepage.

Close Up continues… This time we meet Emil Klang, a director and cinema photographer who’s all about blurring the line between narrative, fiction, documentary and fashion.

As the perfect Swedish Export, we’ve had the pleasure to work with him a number of times. On Björn Borg introducing a year of colour as seen here as well as on this arty candy interpretation of our Love All collection here.

And Psst high five for the golden trunks!

We’re looking for many more Swedish Exports to join our mission. Plus we’re also looking for fun and exciting people to be part of our Close Up profiles as seen here and below, which we’re producing together with Vice and VBS.tv.

If you think you fit the bill, drop me an email (insider@bjornborg.com) with a photo and tell me who you are and why you should be considered.

Looking forward to hear from you!

Happy New Year to you all!

It’s been a while but now I’m back for good, or well at least until my next holiday. Because you do get a bit keen on traveling when meeting these girls.

Our Swedish Exports Strange Kinoko Dance Company from Tokyo, Japan were so syrupy sweet that it brought tears to our eyes. Their performances are like little explosions of joy and their laughter more infectious than swine flu. Enjoy!