From Ganni To Rixo, Here Are The Best Trends From Copenhagen Fashion Week You Can Wear Now

In Copenhagen this week, some of our very favourite Scandi designers have been providing some much-needed sartorial distraction to help us escape the mundanity of lockdown. Through a series of digital presentations and shows, the likes of Ganni, Stine Goya, Baum und Pferdgarten and even our very own Rixohave been showing us all what we want to wear now, let alone later in the year. Luckily, many of the major trends are pieces you can find (and wear) now.

Sustainability was, as usual, a major focus for CPFW, particularly because we're now a year on from the event's announcement that fashion brands would have to comply with minimum standards and obtain a minimum point score in a sustainability survey by 2023 in order to show at the event. This season, Zalando partnered with CPFW to launch Zalando Greenhouse, an immersive platform designed to encourage brands to explore alternative approaches to design and production. A jury of industry experts evaluated the finalists' sustainability strategies, crowning House of Dagmar as the winners of the €20,000 prize, as well as a partnership with Zalando to develop an exclusive capsule collection, which will be available to shop on the website.

In terms of the clothes themselves, they included some of the most wearable trends – sweater vests were still big news, for example – as well as some of the most covetable coats that are certain to be a sell-out success come autumn this year.

Being housebound doesn't mean you can't stay ahead of the trends, however, Given that so many of Copenhagen's most desirable items are pieces you can easily find in shops now, here are the best CPFW AW21 trends to add to your wardrobe and wear as soon as possible.