HSL LOOKS on Saturday 29 August

Join us for the street fashion event HSL LOOKS at Kompassiaukio, Helsinki Central Railway Station, at 4pm or 6pm on Saturday 29 August! Styled by Minttu Vesala, the event's collection features looks inspired by the styles of Helsinki and public transport. The event is free and open to everyone.

The show has been created in cooperation with stylist Minttu Vesala. Artist Olga will perform at the event, while various Helsinki trendsetters, top talent, everyday people and top models, including Jorma Uotinen, Ina Mikkola, Isaac Sene, Sini Sabotage and Jekku Berglund, will take to the runway as models.

The event is part of the Helsinki Design Week program.

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Style by you, stage by HSL

HSL LOOKS celebrates the diversity of public transport and urban culture. The aim of the HSL LOOKS upcycle collection, styled by Minttu Vesala and created by Finnish designers, is to highlight that everyone is welcome on public transport just as they are.

 

The collection draws inspiration from everyday life on public transport, including the unique styles, diverse people and lost property. The collection featured in the show has been created from recycled materials.

Ina Mikkola, Jorma Uotinen, Sini Sabotage ja Jekku Berglund sekä , Isaac Sene.

Can’t make it to the show? Don’t worry.

If you can’t attend, you can still watch the HSL LOOKS show at 4pm on our TikTok channel @HSLjoukkoliikenne, or on Instagram @HSLjoukkoliikenne.

A picture of lost property.

The HSL LOOKS collection draws inspiration from belongings left behind on public transport

Thousands of items are left behind on public transport vehicles each year. In fact, almost 34,000 items were found last year alone. The lost items range from everyday belongings, such as headphones and beanies, to more unusual items, such as a wedding dress and a turkey.

The HSL LOOKS collection draws inspiration from the styles of Helsinki residents and lost items found on public transport over the years. The collection has been created in cooperation with Vesala and emerging Finnish designers, such as Anni Salonen, Petra Lehtinen, Jim Bergström, Antti Satukangas and Roope Tanska. In addition, the students of Stadin AO (Helsinki Vocational College) have taken part in creating the collection.

Left your purse on a tram or your bag on a bus?

If you have left something on a bus, tram, the Metro, commuter train, in a citybike basket or on the Suomenlinna ferry, please contact Lost & Found Finland. 

 

As it may take a day or two for your lost item to be found and delivered to the lost property office, we recommend contacting the office no sooner than two days after you lost the item.

Lost & Found contact details