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No matter how many microtrends appear each month, no matter how many ‘aesthetics‘ that we discover on TikTok or for many needs that the ‘influencers’ believe in us, the Fashion Weeks continue to function as that great decalogue of trends that we can always go to. They help us to find inspiration to combine clothes, they help us to decide which garments are worth buying for the new season and the assistants to the parades have the best ‘looks’ to imitate. But not everything is Paris, London, Milan and New York; there are many other appointments that are ‘hitting it’ and that have very interesting designers and proposals. It is the case of Copenhague Fashion Week, that in recent years has been consolidatedgiven as a mandatory stop on the Fashion calendar. Ganni, Rotate Birger Christensen, Wood Wood, Saks Potts… The Danish capital hosts the parades of the Scandinavian brands most ‘top’ of the moment and that is the reason that many ‘influencers’ have concentrated in Copenhagen.

It can be said that Danish girls are to generation Z what Parisian girls are to millennials: that oracle of style to look at when all our clothes look the same to us. Since Emily Sindlev until Laura Tønder, going through Pernille Teisbaek or Marianna Theodorsen, the girls from Northern Europe set trends and there is no photo that they upload to Instagram that we don’t keep as inspiration. And it is normal, because they combine the two extremes that we like the most: the minimalism of neutral colors and basic garments, with the most colorful and extravagant maximalism that invites us to combine all kinds of colors. For this reason, we have taken advantage of our visit to the Copenhagen Fashion Week (we confirm that this editor had a better time than at Disneyland) to collect the 15 best street style outfits we’ve spotted accompanied by some very useful advice to dress like the Danish. Do you want to be one of the first to dress in trend this fall? Then take out a pen and paper because we are going to pass you the ‘chop’ so that you are the outstanding student back in class.

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1) heaters

The Danes are experts at taking any trend to the next level and if you like bombers ‘varsity’ and the ‘preppy’ style, you are going to love the latest accessory that you can add to your outfits: leg warmers. You can combine them with sneakers and boots, of course, but we loved this idea of ​​mixing them with heels. and board miniskirt. Much more ‘ladylike’.

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2) The racing jacket

The ‘Motomami’ style has transcended borders and if you walk around Copenhagen, you will see more than one girl with a racing biker jacket. There are many ways to combine it, but this two-mile version with camouflage cargo pants, a T-shirt with a message and a gold ‘baguette’ bag seems perfect for going back to school. Add some good rectangular sunglasses and you will have the cutest outfit.

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3) The multicolored crochet

Although crochet has been in our wardrobe for a couple of seasons as a hat or bag, starting this fall we are also going to incorporate it into complete ‘looks’. Thanks to aesthetics ‘kidcore‘, multicolored dresses, skirts and cardigans are going to be seen more and more and teaming them with adorable graphic tube tops is the best way to style them all up.

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4) Long denim skirts

Neither mini nor midi, long skirts are the perfect size for back to school and Danish women wear them in a thousand and one ways. One of our favorites is the denim skirt, which you can feminize with a corset lingerie and sophistication with a denim jacket and a metallic bag. The ‘it’ touch, resist sneakers and opt for a pair of boots.

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5) Fluorine colors

Danish women are very, very fans of color and something they are great at is dressing from top to bottom fluorine colors and not look like a highlighter. The trick is to opt for garments such as printed dresses, which break with the uniformity of color. We are in love with the idea of ​​combining the dress with the hair scarf and adding some rubber boots. Yes, in Copenhagen you may need it in the middle of August at any moment.

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6) The boxing shorts

In a city where walking and cycling are the primary means of transportation, comfort is the most important aspect of the outfit. That’s why, more than jean shorts or tight miniskirts, ‘shorts’ de boxeo they are much more popular. To give them a more summery ‘vibe’, combine them with a bikini top and add some flip flops. National footwear that absolutely everyone wears.

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7) Biker boots

This ‘great look’ has many positive points that we recommend you copy, from the Iron Maiden t-shirt to the ‘grunge’ checkered miniskirt. But what really turns our eyes away are the boots with neon yellow studs and a sharp point. A shoe version of the fashionable bag: Le Cagole by Balenciaga. So now you know, run for some biker boots (so we have baptized them) and go out and party.

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8) The low shot

We have seen it in all kinds of models and ‘influencers’ and the ‘squeezed‘ are its main ambassadors. The low waist has made a strong comeback and the Danes have adopted it in a very original way: through leather effect pants combined with very tight crop tops. She adds sandals, a baguette bag and clear glasses to look like the sixth member of the Spice Girls.

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9) Soccer jerseys

If we have been able to confirm anything in Copenhagen, it is that ‘blokecore’ is going to be very strong this fall. Soccer jerseys were everywhere and through the most diverse combinations. This mixture with a satin dress, oval bag and ‘ugly sneakers’ is the perfect balance between sporty and sophisticated clothing that is suitable for all kinds of events.

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10) All pink

Of all the colors that you can see in the ‘street style’ of Copenhagen (and there are many), the pink colour has won the game. We have seen it combined as a ‘color block’ with green or orange, but also in ‘total looks’ like this one, in which different shades of pink are mixed through different materials. Do you join the ‘barbiecore’?

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11) Dresses with pants

Not everything is stridency and neon colors; sometimes earth tones and mixes of textures can create very special outfits. Attention because this ‘outfit’ is only suitable for daring girls with a good eye for styling. Wear a floor-length slip dress with a wide opening and add a pair of pants in skin effect What contrast in color. Add a scarf to your hair and grab a crochet bag for a ‘cottagecore look’.

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12) La ‘weird girl’

Bella Hadid has made a dent in Copenhagen and we have seen more than one girl wear the Adidas Samba with high socks. The ‘weird girl aeshtetic‘ is making its way up our fall trend list and a very ‘cool’ and unusual way to wear it is by mixing those baggy shorts that rappers often wear with a knitted jumper. It is essential to add rectangular sunglasses to provide that retro and ‘nerdy’ touch.

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13) The ‘boyfriend’ pants

Reimagined basics are the key to the Danish minimalist style. Of course, oversize blazers and white shirts are still everywhere, but when it comes to Fashion Week, the ‘insiders’ bring out their most original basics. Tank tops are one of the key pieces of any daily outfit and if you combine it with boyfriend-style denim shorts, you have the perfect outfit to go out for a drink with your friends. The biker sunglasses have also made an appearance in more than one ‘look’, we also encourage you to copy them.

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14) The arty touch

The ‘art hoe’ style is one of the forms of dress casual more complicated, especially since it requires a very high level of skill to create eclectic ‘looks’. Combining fabrics, volumes and patterns can be intimidating, but if you try not to combine too many motifs, you’ll be on the right track. Add maxi sunglasses, modern and daring sneakers and a bohemian touch like a scarf around your neck. That is our advice.

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15) Los ‘parachute pants’

After the craze for cargo pants comes: the ‘parachute pants‘. We already anticipated that they would be in fashion this summer, but the Copenhagen Fashion Week has been the definitive proof that their landing is imminent. If you are a true ‘fashion girl’, look for a ‘parachute’ skirt. Few brands still have them but that’s the best thing, that you will be one of the first to wear them.

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