Follow These Scandis for Styling Tips During Copenhagen Fashion Week

If you've forgotten what an in-person fashion week felt like, Copenhagen Fashion Week will fill that gaping void for fashion lovers worldwide. Unlike its other European counterparts, Copenhagen Fashion Week is up and running in our new normal, with street style stars donning masks, and the usually cramped front rows now arranged spaciously. The hub of Scandanavian fashion, this Danish capital has gained popularity for its hip street style, mastery of minimalism, ultra-luxurious fabrics, and an occasional burst of bright colors. From Stockholm to Copenhagen, Scandi style is timeless and chic as exemplified in its adoration of everything black. Whether you're lucky enough to be in attendance front row or watch at home, these Scandi Fashion Instagrams will prove why Scandinavian fashion should be your next style choice. 

Annabel Rosendahl (@annabelrosendahl)

It's no surprise why all of Annabel Rosendahl's outfits look extremely luxe and chic. Before she was a fashion influencer, Rosendahl worked as a head buyer in Høyer, Norway's largest luxury retail fashion company, for six years. After being responsible for brands like Givenchy and Loewe, her casual outfits now transcend the simplistic aesthetic with their high-quality fabric. 

Pernille Teisbaek (@pernilleteisbaek)

Perhaps the most well-known It girls of Scandi style, Pernille Teisbaek represents all that is traditionally Scandinavian fashion: neutrals and blacks. The Danish stylist and creative director's wardrobe can be characterized as cool chic that's mature and polished. If you're looking for timeless outfit inspiration, this Scandi girl is your new favorite influencer. 

Ganni (@ganni)

Ganni may be Copenhagen's most Insta-famous fashion label. Beloved by editors and influencers alike, Ganni loves to break the mold—holding an exhibition rather than a runway show, launching a rental program in the U.S., etc. The Danish brand previously collaborated with American jeans company Levi's on a number of jeans, including sustainable pieces to match the fashion industry's (and especially CPHFW's) changing times. 

Jeanette Madsen (@_jeanettemadsen_)

This Copenhagen-based influencer's wholesome and clean-cut looks are so fashionably pleasing. Jeanette Madsen is co-creative director of the Copenhagen-based brand Rotate Birger Christensen, which largely focuses on mini dresses. Unlike her brand that features bold prints, Madsen stays true to her Scandinavian roots where she sports simplistically chic and feminine fits. 

Emili Sindlev (@emilisindlev)

Copenhagen-based stylish Emili Sindlev is best known for her playful color combination. From head to toe, her Scandi style features all the more vivid hues of any of your favorite colors like lime green or canary yellow. Sindlev reminds you that fashion is fun, especially with colors other than black. 

Chrystelle Eriksberger (@chrystelleeriksberger) 

For Chrystelle Eriksberger, it's pretty obvious her most-loved colors are black and white like any Scandi girl. However, this Stockholm-based Creative Content Director includes a piece of color like matcha green every once in a while. Along with her talents in styling a clean chic fit, Eriksberger is the co-founder of Icons Agency which is an all-inclusive model agency with a focus on people of color. 

Helmstedt (@helmstedt_)

This Copenhagen-based brand is where art meets fashion and sustainability in its design. The brand originally debuted its first collection during Copenhagen Fashion Week in August 2018 and became an LVMH Semi-finalist this year. Helmstedt incorporates quality, comfort, and colors along with having every print handcrafted with water and vivid oil colors by its founder Emilie Helmstedt. Similar to any Scandanavian brand, Helmstedt focuses on producing durable and high-quality pieces.