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Copenhagen Fashion Week: Styling Tips From The Runways
From Rodebjer's XL puffer jacker to Ganni's double jumpers, these are the styling tips you can try at home
This AW21 season, we're sad to say there is no street style at Copenhagen Fashion Week. With an all-digital fashion week (for good reason due to Covid-19), all available to watch here, our sightings of the most stylish women of Denmark and beyond will have to wait.
However, it's not all bad news as the fabulous home-grown Danish talent of Ganni, Rodebjer, Stand Studio and more recently announced that the show must go on, and have just released their wintery collections for all to see, full of cosy, cool and cute outfits we can't wait to wear. And, even better news, you don't necessarily need to buy anything new to copy their designs (though we just might).
So, while we might not be able to afford (nor is it ecologically sound to buy) every single Holweiler coat, By Malene Birger bag or Baum Und Pferdgarten boot, we will be stealing these styling tips from the catwalks of Copenhagen.
Ganni's Double Jumper
Because one jumper is simply not enough in this weather, buy two (or find another in a complementary colour in your wardrobe) and wrap the second around the shoulder's of the first. Kinda preppy, very cool.
Ganni's Business Up Top, Practical Down Below
Tuck your black blazer into hiking-ready shorts and pair with walking or slug-soled boots like these to ensure you're ready for your lunchtime walk, no matter the morning's Zoom schedule.
By Malene Birger's Bag Snatch
What makes this tonal outfit? Probably the folded over bag, which you can recreate with any tote.
By Malene Birger's Diana Tuck
One of our favourite styling tricks - tuck your straight or wide-leg trousers into knee-high boots for a Princess Diana-inspired look.
Baum Und Pferdgarten's Pattern Clash
Subtly patterned tights are a great way to introduce pattern-clashing into a look, while keeping it practical.
Baum Un Pferdgarten's Extra Long Leggings
Size up in leggings, tuck them under you heel, and see the leg-lengthening benefits.
Stand Studio's Checkmate
As obsessed with checked everything as the rest of Instagram? Then why stop at one item of clothing? We think it would work with clashing checks too, so no need to buy the whole set from one place (unless you want to).
Stand Studio's Creature Comforts
Worried a faux fur hat is too much with your faux fur coat? Don't be.
Mark Kenly Domino Tan's Leather-Look Neckerchief
Not only does this leather-esque neckerchief look great as it is, but it could be pulled up as a DIY face mask too. All you need is a square of fabric for this one.
Mark Kenly Domino Tan's Balaclava
Balaclavas have lost their criminal association of late (probably thanks to The Row), with the fashion world embracing them wholeheartedly, which is great news for our cold ears.
Holzweiler's Sheepish Skirt
Who said shearling was just for outerwear? Not Holzweiler. The trick with a skirt in this fluffy fabric is to make sure some skin is showing for contrast.
Holzweiler's Rain Ready
We're going to pair our Work It Wellies with our high-gloss rain coats to borrow this look - slick and practical too.
Rodebjer's Wintery Summer Dress
Want to keep wearing your summer dress all year long? Just pair it with a wool blazer in winter.
Rodebjer's Puffer
Something about this pairing of XL puffer with super-skinny trousers and pointed heels is really doing it for us.
Daisy Murray is the Digital Fashion Editor at ELLE UK, spotlighting emerging designers, sustainable shopping, and celebrity style. Since joining in 2016 as an editorial intern, Daisy has run the gamut of fashion journalism - interviewing Molly Goddard backstage at London Fashion Week, investigating the power of androgynous dressing and celebrating the joys of vintage shopping.
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