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can be more. Oversized outerwear dominated the streets, whether that meant rich wool materials or smooth, shiny leather, oversized coats became a key street style piece, often slung over flowing dresses or casual denim. Bright colours weren’t uncommon either—electric blues, fiery reds and jade greens were ubiquitous. Show attendees combined designer clas- sics, like Prada loafers or Bottega Veneta bags, with streetwear piec- es like cargo pants, chunky sneak- ers and bomber jackets. The most daring fashionistas weren’t afraid to push the boundaries with metallic fabrics, fringes and exaggerated pro- portions, providing the perfect scene for street-style photographers. The footwear was equally bold: combat boots, platform shoes and elegant pumps made their mark, proving that shoes are just as important as the outfit itself in New York. ism and practical yet chic approach to aesthetics, the Danish capital con- tinues to be a place where simplici- ty collides with unexpected details, creating looks that are simultane- ously functional and fashionably self-aware. The core of Copenha- gen street style is occupied by an unmistakable love of clean lines and reduced silhouettes, but this season saw that signature minimalism re- ceive a fresh, playful twist. Struc- tured blazers, tailored trousers and oversized coats dominated the scene, while subtle details – such as contrasting stitching, asymmetric tailoring or unexpected materials – gave a modern look to these classic pieces. Copenhagen is known for be- ing at the cutting edge of progres- sive fashion, and this season saw the city’s street style provide a true masterclass in gender neutral dress- ing. This fluid approach emphasised the growing trend of rejecting tradi- tional fashion binaries and was im- plemented in a totally Scandinavian way – subtle, refined and powerful. Sustainability isn’t merely a trend in Copenhagen – it’s a way of life. Many have embraced upcycled pieces, sec- COPENHAGEN Renowned for its sleek minimal-
Vintage, second- hand and upcycled pieces are becoming increasingly popular as lovers of fashion seek to express their individuality while reducing their ecological footprint
ond-hand finds and the sustainable brands that are leading eco-friend- ly fashion. Vintage leather jackets and recycled denim and organic cot- ton shirts were the top choices for fashion show attendees, and they blended seamlessly with luxurious pieces. In the true spirit of Copen- hagen, practicality was never sacri- ficed – these striking pieces were as functional as they were chic.
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