FW26: No Bad Weather, Just Better Style

From Copenhagen: Fall 2026 Fashion Embraces the Slogan "There's No Bad Weather, Only Bad Clothes"

While Denmark was preoccupied with pressing political issues, the 20th anniversary of Copenhagen Fashion Week stole the show, offering the world a lesson in "the art of braving the cold.

The essence of Scandinavian elegance in 2026

The core message from Scandinavian designers this season was clear and direct: true elegance lies in warmth, embodying their famous principle: "There's no bad weather, only bad clothes."

Arctic Elegance: Fur Coats and Scarves

Sturdy pieces designed to withstand winter dominated the runways. Sheepskin coats stood out, alongside "scarf coats" that seamlessly integrated scarves into the main garment. Autumnal plaid patterns and classic ski jackets also made an appearance, redefining "winter classics."

Unconventional Simplicity: Deconstruction and Reconstruction

Designers embraced unconventional geometric touches, including the use of prominent shoulder pads and playing with peplum silhouettes. The "deconstruction" philosophy emerged as a tool for responsible and sustainable production, a goal embraced by Copenhagen as a global capital of eco-friendly fashion.

Updating the Essentials

This season saw the return of essential pieces with luxurious touches:

The white shirt: presented as a centerpiece that could be personalized with accessories.

Tweed coats: featured oversized collars that accentuated facial features.

Hats: elegant hats made an appearance, adding a feminine touch to practical coats.

Button it up!

The Oxford shirt was the star of the collection.