5 Copenhagen Trends Gaining Momentum for 2027

5 Copenhagen Trends Gaining Momentum for 2027

      Twice a year, fashion enthusiasts flock to Denmark to celebrate all aspects of Scandinavian style. Having attended Copenhagen Fashion Week multiple times throughout the years, I can confirm it ranks as one of the most enjoyable events on the fashion calendar. The positive energy, emerging talent, dynamic street style, and picturesque show locations all contribute to making Copenhagen a rival to New York, London, Milan, and even Paris. The spring/summer 2027 season, held in early August 2026, was particularly memorable. Stine Goya and By Malene Birger made their much-anticipated returns to the official agenda, while American favorite Collina Strada traveled from NYC to CPH for a special runway presentation. Brands like Gestuz, MKDT Studio, The Garment, and Baum und Pferdgarten were also there to showcase their visions for spring 2027 fashion. Below, I have highlighted my top five favorite recurring themes after reviewing every look from CPHFW.

      **Cool Whip**

      (Image credit: Collina Strada) Collina Strada, as shown above, presented airy, cloud-like dresses for spring 2027.

      (Image credit: Stine Goya) This Stine Goya dress resembles the delightful look of soft-serve ice cream.

      (Image credit: Institution) Designed by Galib Gassanoff, Institution made a significant impact with its debut runway presentation at Copenhagen Fashion Week, featuring cloud-like designs, including this dress.

      **Lawless Layers**

      (Image credit: Nicklas Skovgaard) Regarding layering, the message from Copenhagen Fashion Week this season was unmistakable: anything is acceptable. For example, Nicklas Skovgaard boldly layered a leather top and skirt over light pastel gingham separates.

      (Image credit: Baum und Pferdgarten) The Baum und Pferdgarten show showcased chaotic yet stylish layering, including a spotted dress worn over white leggings accompanied by gray leg warmers.

      (Image credit: Skall Studio) At Skall Studio, artfully arranged layers enhanced a minimalist maxi dress.

      **Working Girl**

      (Image credit: Gestuz) At Gestuz, this plaid blazer with '80s-style shoulder pads looked straight out of a scene from *Working Girl*.

      (Image credit: Caro Editions) Shoulder pads were also featured at Caro Editions, evoking nostalgia for characters like Fran Fine (or even Grandma Yetta).

      (Image credit: Nicklas Skovgaard) Nicklas Skovgaard added a touch of '80s flair to his sweaters with shoulder pads.

      **Sail Away**

      (Image credit: The Garment) Set sail! The Garment's voluminous white blouse is perfect for catching a breeze.

      (Image credit: Almada Label) When a simple white top isn't enough, consider the cascading blouse from Almada Label.

      (Image credit: Skall Studio) Skall Studio excels in creating impressive sleeve designs.

      **Limoncello**

      (Image credit: Paolina Russo) Lemon sorbet emerged as a recurring motif at Paolina Russo's spring 2027 show.

      (Image credit: Opera Sport) At OpéraSport, a light yellow skirt paired with a steel-gray jacket offered a striking color combination.

      (Image credit: Herskind) Herskind draped a lovely pale yellow shawl over a basic white T-shirt.

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