WOMEN IN FRUTTI DI BOSCO’S WORLD: SPORTYCHRISSER

Frutti Di Bosco celebrates female strength, independence and the courage to leave your own mark on the world. Our portrait series introduces women whose ambition, creativity and personal style bring their own expression to the brand’s free and playful universe. Each has her own voice and story — and a determination to shape life on her own terms.

Christina Krebs, aka Sportychrisser, has taken to stages in the USA, Israel and Dubai, performing for thousands of people. As a professional dancer, she followed her ambitions around the world, including to Dubai, where she lived on her own for two years. Today she is a master’s student in communication and social media, bringing her energy and creativity to new projects. Her style is as personal as her path: country, street and classic elements in a mix she makes entirely her own. At Frutti Di Bosco, we love her courage, drive and ability to think big — and go for it.

Read the full interview here:

How did dancing begin, and where has it taken you?

I have loved performing since I was little. First for my parents in my bedroom, later for family, friends and at larger events. Dancing took me to the USA, Israel and Dubai, where I lived on my own for two years to pursue my dream of dancing. I also worked as a model and with social media there.

I have danced for international singers and had a contract at Expo in Dubai, performing every day for a year in front of thousands of people. I have also worked freelance. Dancing taught me that dreams require hard work and the determination to pursue them.

You are studying for a master’s degree in communication and social media. What drew you in that direction?

It began when I shared dance videos on Instagram. My interest in fashion, beauty and lifestyle grew from there. I love combining and sharing my interests, and that made me curious about working more with communication and social media.

I have just started my master’s degree, and I also help businesses and brands create content and strengthen their profiles.

What do you bring from dancing into your life today?

Dancing taught me to stand on my own two feet, work in a structured way and stay focused on what I want to achieve. I use that both in my studies and in everyday life. For many years, my dance career was my entire identity. Now I enjoy discovering that I have other interests too. I am more than my dancing, and I have begun to really appreciate that.

What is filling your world right now?

Fashion takes up a lot of space on my social media, but I try to make room for all my interests in my own way. I have never done something just because it was popular. I stick to my own principles and my own style, and I want to show that.

Where does your love of country come from?

My family and I travelled a lot in the USA and spent Christmas there almost every year until the pandemic. My mother has always loved country too. She had a big collection of cowboy boots before I was even born, so the inspiration probably comes from her as well.

What does personal style mean to you?

Clothes, jewellery and accessories are a way to show who I am. I do not have one particular style: I like mixing country with street, or classic elements with something more relaxed. It depends on my mood and whether I am going to work or an event. Those combinations are part of my personal expression.

What appeals to you about Frutti Di Bosco’s world and jewellery?

I love jewellery with volume that stands out and gives an outfit something extra. Frutti Di Bosco’s jewellery has that expression, and I can combine gold and silver. For many years I only wore gold, but over the last few years I have really come to enjoy mixing the two.

What do you dream of for the next chapter?

I always have several dreams at once. Right now I especially hope my career continues to develop and that I keep loving what I do.

Christina Krebs / @sportychrisser
Photography: Kit Møller / @kitter