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Even in the middle of winter, there’s an unmistakable sense of fashion satisfaction that stands out against a dark, cold backdrop – and the ‘dopamine’ approach to dressing is infectious.
That cheerful energy could especially be seen on the streets this season. The colorful colors suit the city perfectly, and bright shades of green appear again and again – who doesn’t love an underdog story? Also, numerous accessories that create an effect were present. Hats were everywhere – from classic wool models to softer, fluffy silhouettes that added a touch of drama. Even striking belts were used as a fun styling tool, cinched over coats and heavy layers.
In Copenhagen, the only fashion rule is to have fun – and isn’t that what fashion is all about? Below are four trends from Copenhagen Fashion Week that you can try right away.
A blanket of snow arrived before Copenhagen Fashion Week began, and the bitter cold continued throughout the week. Instead of retreating into predictable winter wear, the best-dressed attendees used the weather as part of styling, replacing classic hats and winter scarves with sculptural pillbox hats and fluffy hats that brought elegance to the streets.
Play with prints and textures
This season shows that everything passes in fashion. Sequins, the currently popular animal print (snake), and even the classic houndstooth, all appear. There are countless ways to embrace this playful, “rule-breaking” energy in your closet.
Animal print
Animal print is one of the most impressive trends of Copenhagen street style. If you are wondering which print is in focus – the answer is all of them. Scandinavian women choose leopard, zebra and snake patterns and wear them as statement pieces. Animal print is combined with simple cuts and neutral colors – oversized coats, straight jeans and shoes make a perfect base for this pattern.
High collars remain a trend this year as well – the popularity of one such model has increased by as much as 334% in just one month. In the past, high collars served only for functionality and protection from the cold, while today they represent a key aesthetic detail that defines the entire outfit. Their popularity is not waning and we will surely see them in the next season as well.
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