Denim Trends Drip at Copenhagen Fashion Week | See 24 Photos
The recently concluded Copenhagen Fashion Week maintained its reputation as a hotbed for new approaches to upcycled, recycled, functional fashion that leaves space for creativity.
The street style seen off the runway was just as inspiring, too. Attendees once again showed off their fearless sense of style with bold colors, big shapes and non-traditional denim pieces.
From Barbiecore pink and Bottega Veneta green to Gen Z yellow and digital lavender, the latest viral color trends made their presence known in denim.
Denim coordinates in saturated shades of orange, green and pink were accented with monochromatic handbags.
Vibrant mid-tones were used for color-blocked looks. YouTube star Emma Chamberlain stepped out in a yellow mini dress—made with natural dyes—by Levi’s x Ganni.
When it came to blue jeans, “basic” was not in the sartorial vocabulary of Copenhagen Fashion Week attendees.
Metallic coatings, two-tone constructions, cutouts, crossover waists, leg-revealing slits and fraying were popular statement-making details for jeans.
Jean jackets veered from one extreme to the other with extra-long sleeves, bulky shoulders and bolero lengths.
Denim kitten heels and tall boots added new meaning to “head-to-toe” dressing.
This article was originally published by Angela Velasquez on Rivet.
