Copenhagen kicked off the spring/summer 2025 fashion week circuit with four days of shows from some of our favourite Scandi designers. Rotate took us to the Royal gardens for a floral-themed runway in collaboration with Pandora; OpéraSport showed a few new faces, pulling fellow fashion editors into its model casting; and Baum Und Pferdgarten created its own Olympics, full of sequinned skirts, sports shirts and sparkling football-shaped handbags, proving that next summer’s style will be bursting with personality.

While each designer showcased a creative direction that spanned a range of aesthetics, a handful of themes continually came through, and we’ve pulled them together in our trend report below to give you a head start on what to look out for. In terms of shade, red and black stood out while the sheer fabrics that were at the forefront of the autumn/winter 2024 shows aren’t going anywhere. Designers are still fond of denim, and when it comes to bottom lengths, micro mini dresses, shorts and skirts took centre stage.

The great news is that unlike the often avant-garde items you may have spied in London, Paris, New York or Milan, Copenhagen Fashion Week collections are often incredibly wearable. This means that the looks you see on the catwalk can often be replicated at home. And the event offered plenty of styling inspiration. Below we’ve listed our five favourites, and you most likely have items to recreate them already in your wardrobe.

The 5 top trends to know from Copenhagen Fashion Week