Copenhagen Fashion Week is in full swing. The Danish event has become renowned for its stylish attendees, who flock to the city each season in growing numbers. These ‘it’ girls have made the fashion week a cornerstone for street style, showcasing current trends and setting the stage for emerging ones. Here are the standout looks from this season.
Uniform cut-outs
Cut-Outs in Uniform Styles With rare sunshine in Denmark’s capital, skin-revealing cut-outs topped the list of attendees’ wardrobe choices. One trend, in particular, caught their attention: geometric and structured cut-outs. This look was mostly seen on blazers and jackets fastened with buckles, giving a chic, uniform-like appearance.
Tiny tiny shorts
Miniature Shorts The summer vibe extended to the lower half of outfits, where many opted for tiny hot pants as their signature piece. These shorts came in a variety of patterns and fabrics, ranging from snake print to metallics, offering a wide range of options for fashion-forward attendees.
The sporty coquette
Sporty Coquette The 'coquette' trend, a playful and flirty style popularized on Pinterest and TikTok, continued to reign. In Copenhagen, the look received a sporty twist, blending classic elements like broderie anglaise and sailor collars with athletic pieces such as colorful windbreakers and trendy athletic shorts.
Bows in braids
Braids with Bows Many stayed true to the classic ‘coquette’ look, highlighting the trend’s staying power. Bows, a must-have accessory since last year, were everywhere. Attendees wove them into braids, added them to knit socks, and even used them in statement makeup looks.
Long netted gowns
Long Netted Gowns Copenhagen also saw a touch of glamour, with eveningwear making its mark even in casual settings. Long mesh and netted gowns were a favorite, offering a fresh take on everyday style. Floral bandeau dresses, floor-length lace numbers, and embellished shirt gowns were paired with standout bags in contrasting colors.
Jumbo suiting
Oversized Suits Tailoring remains a favorite in Copenhagen, and this year was no exception. Oversized suits dominated, with dramatic, exaggerated forms. These looks featured giant lapels, flared pants, and extended shirt collars and cuffs, adding a bold twist to classic suiting.
Extended Bubble Hems
Extended Bubble Hems The bubble hem skirt, a staple from the early 2000s, made a major comeback this season. Copenhagen attendees took the trend further by opting for maxi-length bubble skirts, primarily in black and white. These voluminous skirts were often paired with fitted blazers or tops, enhancing the round silhouette.
Blazer-maxi combos
Blazer and Maxi Pairings Sleeker silhouettes also had their moment, with many attendees choosing straight-cut skirts and dresses that skimmed the floor. These looks were often contrasted with oversized blazers that added bulk, offering a striking juxtaposition to the more fitted underlayers.