Street Style. Copenhagen

From August 4 to 8, the Danish capital once again became the epicenter of Nordic fashion. It has long been known as the most “down-to-earth” among fashion weeks: here, street style doesn’t turn into a theatrical show for photographers but remains an organic part of urban life.

Key Trends

Polka Dots

Polka dots have firmly secured their place in fashionistas’ wardrobes, evolving from a fleeting trend into a true wardrobe staple. This fashion week, the print bloomed in all its variety: from elegant total looks to delicate accents in the form of bags, scarves, or shoes. Miniature black-and-white patterns created a refined look, while large colorful dots conveyed a bold and playful vibe. On the streets of Copenhagen, they appeared in different interpretations but always looked equally feminine and fresh.

Scarves

Ways to wear scarves this season went far beyond familiar options. At Copenhagen Fashion Week, the accessory was tied not only around the neck or waist – it was transformed into tops, worn as headpieces, used as belts, or added as decorative accents on bags. Fashionistas played with shapes, colors, and prints, proving that a scarf is a versatile detail that can easily change the character of an entire look.

Lingerie style
Simply putting on a lace dress or top is not enough – the key is styling. This season, the focus is on contrasts: visible bras, corsets, slip dresses, and chemises with lace trim were seamlessly woven into relaxed outfits. They were paired with oversized sweaters, loose trousers, and sporty sweatshirts, striking a balance between femininity and comfort.

Flip-flops
This season, they became one of the key street style details. At Copenhagen Fashion Week, flip-flops appeared in various versions – with heels, flat soles, in neutral shades, and in bright colors. Simple in design but versatile in style, the model was paired with suits, flowing dresses, and jeans, adding lightness and ease to the looks. Returning from the fashion archives of the ’90s, flip-flops proved they can be not only comfortable but also relevant in contemporary street fashion.

Conclusion
Copenhagen Fashion Week once again confirmed: here, street style is not just an addition to the runway but an independent platform for fashion experiments. Individuality, comfort, and the ability to balance restraint with creativity are valued here – qualities that make Copenhagen street style recognizable worldwide.

Fotosuratlar: Spotlight