7 Street-Style Trends That Were Everywhere At Copenhagen Fashion Week
Copenhagen Fashion Week is a different ball game to New York, London, Milan or Paris, with a slightly less breakneck schedule that is, nonetheless, bursting with talent. Celebrating its 20th birthday this year, the city put on a show for autumn/winter 2026, with fashion editors flying in from around the globe despite the sub-zero forecast.
The snow wasn’t enough to slow down the street-style OGs, who took the less-than-ideal pavement conditions in their stride during three days of shows and presentations. In fact, the inclement weather meant that many of the looks were actually – whisper it – wearable enough to translate into your everyday wardrobe.
This is Copenhagen, however, where show-goers approach fashion with a sense of fun. How this works is that a wearable garment is always served with a side-dish, something eye-popping or energising that gives it a flavour that’s distinctly Danish. For example, Ganni’s balloon-sleeved black trench coat worn with a powder-blue jumper tied around the neck and pastel gloves folded over the wearer’s bag flap. The black coat by itself would be chic, but the matchy accessories add a layer of personalisation.
Keep scrolling to see and shop our seven favourite street-style trends from Copenhagen Fashion Week autumn/winter 2026.
Pastel accents
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