# Copenhagen Fashion Week Fall 2026 Trends (FW26)

Source: https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen
Data refreshed: October 2, 2026

Biggest risers at Copenhagen Fashion Week FW26 womenswear: chocolate (18.7% → 29.3% of looks), floral (3.3% → 8.3%) and leather (4.8% → 9.7%). Most common: black (42.9%), twill (39.6%) and chocolate (29.3%).

Measured across 434 looks from 19 designers.

## In the press

We read 38 articles on Copenhagen womenswear, FW26 from Vogue, i-D, 10 Magazine and 16 more. The trends they named most: overcoat, black, chocolate, floral and leather. The data backs chocolate (18.7% → 29.3% of looks), floral (3.3% → 8.3%) and leather (4.8% → 9.7%). Black (42.9%) held steady.

- Vogue, 2026-02-01: [Freya Dalsjø Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/freya-dalsjo). Freya Dalsjø carried over much of the spring offering into a pared-back fall collection, ranging from monastic elegance to organic shapes, in line with a slow fashion approach.
- Vogue, 2026-01-29: [Nicklas Skovgaard Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/nicklas-skovgaard). Nicklas Skovgaard staged a candy-bright show built around the waist, with pleated circle skirts, peplums and strong shoulders drawing on the 1940s and 1980s.
- i-D, 2026-02-09: [All the Happenings at Copenhagen Fashion Week](https://i-d.co/article/copenhagen-fashion-week-fall-2026/). A diary of the week from a visiting writer: castle and embassy venues, black sheer dresses, Scandi layering and highlights from OpéraSport to Paolina Russo, which is called the season's high point.
- 10 Magazine, 2026-02-07: [10 Brands We Loved from Copenhagen Fashion Week](https://germany.10magazine.com/en_gb/10-brands-we-loved-from-copenhagen-fashion-week/). Ten favorite brands from the week, including Holzweiler's homecoming, Baum und Pferdgarten, Henrik Vibskov and Nicklas Skovgaard; contrasts of light and heavy run through many collections.
- Dazed, 2026-02-04: [Copenhagen Fashion Week AW26: Everything you missed from the Danish capital](https://www.dazeddigital.com/fashion/article/69558/1/copenhagen-fashion-week-aw26-sson-anne-sofie-madsen-rave-review). A show-by-show recap of the week covering Sson, Anne Sofie Madsen, Henrik Vibskov, Rave Review, Nicklas Skovgaard and the Skall Studio finale, with attention to venues and staging.
- 10 Magazine, 2026-02-03: [Copenhagen Fashion Week AW26: The Rundown](https://10magazine.com/copenhagen-fashion-week-aw26/). A rundown of the 20th-anniversary edition: womenswear and menswear highlights, embassy venues, upcycling, inclusive casting and celebrity appearances, with Sunflower closing the week.
- Who What Wear, 2026-02-03: [I Just Got Back From Copenhagen Fashion Week—These Are the 6 Runway Trends I Know Will Prevail Next Season](https://www.whowhatwear.com/fashion/runway/copenhagen-fashion-week-autumn-winter-2026-trends). An editor who attended the week picks six themes: fur trims, off-kilter knitwear, gardening-inspired dressing, statement tights, curtain-like fabrics and sheer layers, each tied to named shows.
- Who What Wear, 2026-02-03: [The 4 New Rules of Scandi Style, According to the Copenhagen Fashion Week Runways](https://www.whowhatwear.com/fashion/runway/copenhagen-fashion-week-trends-fall-winter-2026). Four runway themes from Copenhagen: inventive layering, countryside-style plaids and cable knits, peplum skirts and pants, and fur stoles, with examples from Danish and Swedish brands.
- Marie Claire, 2026-02-02: [Copenhagen Fashion Week Fall 2026's 20th Anniversary Season Review](https://www.marieclaire.com/fashion/copenhagen-fashion-week-20-anniversary-season-review/). A look at the 20th edition against a tough market: tariffs and fewer official runways, with designers keeping shows small, inclusive and sustainable.
- Wonderland, 2026-01-29: [On a School Trip with Paolina Russo](https://www.wonderlandmagazine.com/2026/01/29/on-a-school-trip-with-paolina-russo/). Paolina Russo's collection draws on a first trip away from home, with school-style shapes, badges, wool jersey, corduroy and denim, shown at the French Embassy with Oklou performing.
- Our Era Magazine, 2026-02-10: [A Glimpse of CPHFW AW26](https://www.oureramag.com/fashion/a-glimpse-of-cphfw-aw26). An editor's guide to Scandi style from the week and the CIFF trade fair: layering, askew suiting, unusual necklines and the return of the peplum.
- Numéro Netherlands, 2026-02-06: [What Went Down at Copenhagen Fashion Week FW26?](https://www.numeronetherlands.com/fashion/what-went-down-at-copenaghen-fashion-week-fw26). Three editors review shows they attended, from OpéraSport and Han Kjøbenhavn to Sunflower, and describe the week as built on togetherness, participation and sustainability.
- Schön! Magazine, 2026-02-05: [four designers to know | copenhagen fashion week aw26](https://schonmagazine.com/four-designers-to-know-copenhagen-fashion-week-aw26/). A first-time visitor highlights four designers: Sson, Bonnetje, O.Files and Ranra, describing their staging, materials and ideas.
- IMAGE, 2026-02-04: [The key takeaways from Copenhagen Fashion Week AW26](https://www.image.ie/style/the-key-takeaways-from-copenhagen-fashion-week-aw26-981206). Fifteen takeaways from the runways, including faux fur, lace, capes, bomber jackets, fair isle knits, grey, waist definition and sculpted tailoring, each tied to named shows.
- BRICKS Magazine, 2026-02-04: [These are the collections to know from Copenhagen Fashion Week AW26](https://bricksmagazine.co.uk/2026/02/04/these-are-the-collections-to-know-from-copenhagen-fashion-week-aw26/). A short list of collections worth knowing, from OpéraSport's Venice theme and Fine Chaos's near-future story to Bonnetje's reworked tailoring, Paolina Russo's school uniforms and Stine Goya's soft palette.
- Because Magazine, 2026-02-03: [Caroline Issa's First Foray into Copenhagen Fashion Week](https://www.becauselondon.com/articles/fashion/2026-winter/copenhagen-fashion-week-fw26/). A first-time visitor's take on Copenhagen: sustainability appears as a starting point, with highlights from Holzweiler, Baum und Pferdgarten, Skall Studio, Paolina Russo, Rave Review and Nazzal.
- RUSSH, 2026-01-30: [All the highlights from Copenhagen Fashion Week AW26](https://www.russh.com/copenhagen-fashion-week-aw26-highlights/). A roundup of eight shows, from Holzweiler's tenth anniversary to the debuts of Studio Constance and Taus, noting each brand's inspiration, venue and key garments.
- HUMBLE Magazine, 2026-02-15: [Henrik Vibskov AW26: Frog Carry Frog Is a Runway About Shared Weight](https://www.humblemagazine.com/artfashion/henrik-vibskov-aw26-frog-carry-frog). A review of Frog Carry Frog, where amphibians stand for shared effort; it covers the palette, textiles and the ladder-carrying staging.
- Goldfoil Magazine, 2026-02-08: [Nicklas Skovgaard AW26 Runway Features HOFF Sneakers at Copenhagen Fashion Week](https://www.goldfoil.eu/runway/nicklas-skovgaard-aw26-copenhagen-fashion-week). Nicklas Skovgaard turns to 1930s Danish cinema for a softer, more romantic collection, shown in a close-quarters format that puts the focus on fabric and construction.
- COEVAL Magazine, 2026-02-04: [Henrik Vibskov FW26](https://www.coeval-magazine.com/runway/henrik-vibskov-fw26). Vibskov's collection treats the frog as a lens on weight and scale, shown around a circular stage at a Copenhagen theatre, with tailoring set against oversized pieces and knitwear.
- Design Scene, 2026-02-02: [Memory Shapes the Holzweiler Fall Winter 2026 Collection](https://www.designscene.net/2026/02/holzweiler-fall-winter-2026.html). Holzweiler comes back to Copenhagen with a womenswear and menswear collection about preservation, built on wrapping, layering and fabrics that move with the body.
- Fashion Forum, 2026-01-30: [Rave Review Creates a Ruckus in Rococo](https://fashionforum.dk/2026/01/30/rave-review-creates-a-ruckus-in-rococo/). Rave Review brought floral furnishing fabrics, velvet and playful construction into an embassy setting. The review highlighted substantial outerwear, draped garments and relaxed trousers.
- Fashion Forum, 2026-01-28: [Quiet Luxury Is the Future at MKDT Studio](https://fashionforum.dk/2026/01/28/quiet-luxury-is-the-future-at-mkdt-studio/). MKDT Studio explored architectural volume and lasting everyday clothes through wool outerwear, Scottish tartan, light silk and organza. A collaboration with Utzon added shearling pieces.
- Vogue, 2026-01-29: [Rave Rvw Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/rave-review). Swedish brand Rave Rvw showed its most grown-up collection at the Swedish Embassy, taking a childlike view of the world and interiors as inspiration.
- Vogue, 2026-01-29: [Aiayu Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/aiayu). Aiayu opened with a plain blue shirt, pants and sweater, then moved through slate grays, blacks, off-white and browns in a tribute to its global network of artisans.
- Vogue, 2026-01-29: [Paolina Russo Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/paolina-russo). Paolina Russo staged a school-trip themed show at the French embassy in a 17th-century palace, turning signature knits and sportswear into a preppier look.
- Vogue, 2026-01-29: [Skall Studio Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/skall-studio). Sisters Julie and Marie Skall drew on Karen Blixen and her love of flowers, showing subtle florals, belted herringbone wool coats and dependable wardrobe staples at the close of the fashion week.
- Vogue, 2026-01-28: [Holzweiler Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/holzweiler). Norwegian brand Holzweiler returned to Copenhagen with a collection about preserved memory, mixing semi-sheer layers with practical outerwear and ending on a bridal puffer.
- Vogue, 2026-01-28: [The Garment Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/the-garment). The Garment showed classics inspired by mid-century Scandinavian design at Langelinie Pavilion, led by many coats and capes alongside knitwear and light silk dresses.
- Vogue, 2026-01-28: [MKDT Studio Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/mark-kenly-domino-tan). Mkdt Studio distilled a classic wardrobe for fall, with checked coats, tailored suiting, tweed and denim jackets and mix-and-match layers for a busy day.
- Vogue, 2026-01-28: [Baum und Pferdgarten Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/baum-und-pferdgarten). Baum und Pferdgarten turned an athletics stadium into an airport runway for a collection inspired by Amelia Earhart, pairing masculine workwear with feminine velvet and floral pieces.
- Vogue, 2026-01-28: [Henrik Vibskov Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/henrik-vibskov). Henrik Vibskov marked 25 years with a theatrical in-the-round show themed around shared weight, mixing custom-designed materials with traditional menswear fabrics and a duffle coat.
- Vogue, 2026-01-28: [By Malene Birger Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/by-malene-birger). The new team led by Emilie Martinsen-Kønigsfeldt delivered its first complete collection, polished and put-together, drawing on Milanese sciura style and twisting the founder more-is-more layering.
- Vogue, 2026-01-28: [Stel Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/stel). Astrid Andersen presented Stel tailoring for movement, shot on a professional skateboarder, with asymmetry, rethought tiered pleats and modular tops built from everyday archetypes such as bombers, jeans and blouses.
- Vogue, 2026-01-27: [Caro Editions Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/caro-editions). Caro Editions presented a lace and bow collection at Apollo Bar, made by local seamstresses from upcycled and deadstock materials, with 1980s shoulders and volume.
- Vogue, 2026-01-27: [Studio Constance Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/studio-constance). In its first Copenhagen show, Studio Constance presented a dark, personal collection at the BIG headquarters, with bumsters, see-through raw-edged tops and shearling, which is core to the brand.
- Vogue, 2026-01-27: [Anne Sofie Madsen Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/anne-sofie-madsen). Anne Sofie Madsen and Caroline Clante presented Ghostly Matters, a powerful show with live music that used shapewear, sheer layers and rose motifs to respond to current events.
- Vogue, 2026-01-27: [Bonnetje Copenhagen Fall 2026 Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/copenhagen-fall-2026/bonnetje). In its final season on the NewTalent program, Bonnetje returned to a presentation, refining its deconstructed menswear-based approach with repetition and surreal collaborative techniques inspired by a museum exhibition.

Summaries are written by T-Fashion. Read each article at the source.

## Rising

1. [Chocolate](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/chocolate): 18.7% → 29.3%
2. [Floral](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/floral): 3.3% → 8.3%
3. [Leather](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/leather): 4.8% → 9.7%

## Fading

1. [Loose Pants](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/loose-pants): 24.8% → 13.6%
2. [Wide Leg Pants](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/wide-leg-pants): 28.4% → 17.7%
3. [Twill](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/twill): 47.3% → 39.6%

## Most common of 34 trends

| Trend | Type | Share of looks | FW25 | Change | Looks | Designers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| [Black](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/black) | Key colors | 42.9% | 40.0% | +2.9 pts | 186 | 18 |
| [Twill](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/twill) | Key fabrics | 39.6% | 47.3% | −7.7 pts | 172 | 18 |
| [Chocolate](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/chocolate) | Key colors | 29.3% | 18.7% | +10.6 pts | 127 | 18 |

### Key items

1. [Long Sleeve Coat](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/long-sleeve-length-coat): 20.0% of looks
2. [Tailored Pants](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/tailored-pants): 18.4% of looks
3. [Wide Leg Pants](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/wide-leg-pants): 17.7% of looks

16 more key items: https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/key-items

### Colors

1. [Black](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/black): 42.9% of looks
2. [Chocolate](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/chocolate): 29.3% of looks
3. [Charcoal](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/charcoal): 15.2% of looks
4. [Smoke](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/smoke): 11.5% of looks
5. [Steel](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/steel): 7.4% of looks

### Patterns

1. [Floral](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/floral): 8.3% of looks
2. [Striped](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/striped): 7.6% of looks
3. [Abstract](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/abstract): 6.9% of looks

### Fabrics

1. [Twill](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/twill): 39.6% of looks
2. [Satin](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/satin): 12.2% of looks
3. [Leather](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/leather): 9.7% of looks

4 more fabrics: https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/copenhagen/fabrics

## Other seasons

- [SS27 womenswear Copenhagen](https://tfashion.ai/runway/ss27/copenhagen): 55 trends

## Garment categories

- Pants: 33.6% of looks
- Dress: 23.0% of looks
- Jacket: 22.4% of looks

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