Copenhagen fashion week
The most beautiful trends from the runway
Models at the Baum und Pfergarten final.
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When Copenhagen invites you to Fashion Week, fashionistas don’t think twice. Over the years, the Danish capital has developed into one of the most important fashion centres, and this year the Scandi brands are once again inspiring with their new autumn/winter collections.
Casual cuts, refreshing details and a good portion of coolness. Hardly any fashion week is as wearable and stylish as Copenhagen. We have selected the four most beautiful trends for you, which we have taken directly from the Danes.
Straight through
For a long time, the motto on the Danish catwalks was: “The Bigger The Better”. But the casual designs that the Scandis are so well known for no longer only come in masculine cuts. The Nordic designers have rediscovered their love for the feminine side and are now emphasizing the waist with chic belts or fitted blazers.
Let Loose
Gone are the days of tight pants and tops that take our breath away. The label Di(Vision) shows the trendy baggy look with casual jeans and XXL pullover. But don’t worry! Anyone who feels more like a boy in the early stages of puberty in such outfits can easily mix the silhouettes and wear a tight shirt with baggy jeans. The refreshing mix of feminine and masculine makes the look unexpected and exciting.
True craftsmanship
It wasn’t just good tailoring this year in Copenhagen. It was tied, gathered, knotted – and preferably all at the same time. Because the Danish labels define the topic “sex sells” in their own way and send eye-catching cut-outs, tightly tied tops and transparent dresses with almost holes down the catwalk. A casual sex appeal that provides a breath of fresh air after years of tight dresses.
Howdy friends!
Cowgirls weren’t just roaming the streets of Copenhagen. While the influencer Emili Sindlev attends the shows with a cowboy hat, the cult label Ganni is also opting for cowboy boots this season. Unlike the years before, when the popular boots came in extravagant colors or in stylish patent leather, the flat models in timeless brown look casual and, above all, authentic.
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This article originally appeared on BRIGITTE.de