All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.

This digital article is your online accessory to the print edition of Vogue Scandinavia. We will continue to bring you the full experience of the magazine (and even more than you will get inside the issues) when you sign up for our online membership.

When fashion activist B. Åkerlund first brought her new puppy to Sweden from her second home in Los Angeles, she quickly realised that the offering of cashmere sweaters and puffed up puppy vests wouldn't make the cut. Bootzy, a Chinese Crested dog, needed more aesthetically and functionally than what the animal attire on the racks of major Maisons like Prada and Versace had to offer. "My solution was to create what I couldn't find," Bea Åkerlund explains.

Revered celebrity stylist and creative director B Akerlund (think: Madonna, Beyonce, Zoe Kravitz) just launched her latest passion project. Attention pet owners: Bootzy Couture (!) is Akerlund’s new couture dog accessory line, for which she was not only the designer, but the creative director, producer,andphotographer. With everything from diamanté leashes and diamond collars to tongue-in-cheek BITCH collars, we can’t say we saw it coming, but now we can’t picture taking our four legged friends’ holiday pictures without.

Inspired by the chicest pandemic pet—her hairless, Chinese Crested canine dubbed Bootzy Smallz—fashion activist, creative director, and CDG Award winner, B.  Åkerlund, founded Bootzy Couture. Bringing the same panache to pets and humans as Åckerlund has brought her iconic pop culture projects, the line offers glamourous personalized bijoux which can grace the necks of everyone in a household.