Bookmark These Copenhagen Fashion Week Street Style Moments

The fashion world is notoriously pretty sleepy in the summer — because everyone needs a chance to catch their breath, after all. Sure, there are star-studded red carpets (such as the recently buzzed-about Freakier Friday premieres), but otherwise, capital F fashion moments are few and far in between, at least compared to the rest of the year. But things are now picking back up again. In case you missed it, Copenhagen Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026 is officially underway, and the street style looks are a sight to behold.

During CPHFW, the Scandi set — and those visiting for the fashion festivities — turn the cobblestone sidewalks into their sartorial playground, and this time around is no different. Because the Danish capital kicks off fashion month (followed by New York, London, Milan, and Paris), you’ll find attendees getting a head start on the upcoming season’s top trends — in this case, fall’s most popular looks.

Polka dot pieces, for one, were spotted (pun intended) everywhere on day one. Just look to influencer Nina Sandbech, who co-signed the trend by way of a structured blazer. Showgoers also ditched their butter yellow ensembles in favor of an unexpected autumn color trend: violet. Yes, be prepared to see the punchy shade dominate social media feeds in the coming months.

Scroll ahead for the best CPHFW Spring/Summer 2026 moments thus far. Friendly reminder: This post will be updated throughout the week.

Day 4

Hats off to this attendee for rocking the largest accessory ... ever?

Influencer Grece Ghanem looked oh-so sweet in a head-to-toe soft pink outfit.

Content creator and writer Abisola Omole opted for a playful approach to the Canadian tuxedo look, pairing a floral denim jacket with wide-leg jeans.

Sleek heeled flip-flops are the perfect foil to balloon pants, as shown by influencer Hanna MW.

Crank up the comfort by teaming your kitten heels with a soft sock.

Only during fashion week will you see a Labubu in a Prada ‘fit.

Influencer Fia Hamelijnck turned heads with her vase-shaped T LABEL bag.

Day 3

Thora Valdimars and Jeanette Madsen, the founders of Scandi label ROTATE, coordinated in floral embroidered bottoms.

Like it or not, the skinny scarf trend doesn’t seem to be going anywhere.

This showgoer’s top, which boasts 3D flower details, is like a piece of art.

According to this guest, a pleated miniskirt is bike-friendly.

Follow this duo’s lead and wear matching hats with your style-loving best friend.

Sara Flaaen Licius juxtaposed an edgy leather jacket with a girly rosette-adorned dress. 

Culottes read less polarizing when paired with calf-hitting boots.

Day 2

The gym shorts trend is alive and well in Copenhagen.

How to tone down your see-through sequin skirt? Pair it with a sports jersey.

Model Alana Hadid, who walked the OpéraSPORT runway, was snapped in a cool graphic tee and shorts off-duty look.

This is your sign to double down on stripes — you’re sure to stand out in the crowd.

This showgoer made the case for stirrup leggings teamed with heeled flip-flops.

Highlighter yellow is shaping up to be one of fall’s buzziest colors.

Day 1

Labubus and other quirky bag charms are coming out to play in Copenhagen — but are you even surprised at this point?

There’s no such thing as too many neon shades in one outfit, at least according to content creator Ruthann Palacios.

Instantly elevate your cozy pullovers with a lace skirt and bright pumps.

This guest made the case for cargo capris. Paired with a pastel button-up, the bottoms are a great transitional piece for your 9-to-5 wardrobe.

Influencer Hollie Mercedes Peters put her own spin on the balloon pant trend, layering not one but three different tops over the voluminous bottoms (the more, the merrier?).

Above, the aforementioned polka dot blazer seen on Sandbech. The tastemaker accented the black-and-white jacket with a striking red handbag and matching shades.

Summer’s beloved scarf-as-a-belt styling hack is Scandi girl-approved.