Discover the top trends for AW16, as seen on the catwalks at Copenhagen Fashion Week, and discover what you might be wearing this coming autumn/winter season. From velvet two-pieces to modern tailoring, these are the trends we predict will be big news next season
Sneaker chic
Combining sneakers with daywear remains popular after several seasons. Particularly interesting combinations are seen when casual sneakers are used to play down a formal outfit, as seen at Lala Berlin, Birger Christensen and Ganni.
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Modern tailoring
Tailoring was a very popular choice for the autumn/winter collections. Oversized suits cut from various materials seem to be a promising choice for winter. This style was seen at Baum und Pferdgarten, Birger Christensen, Lala Berlin and By Malene Birger, to name just a few.
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Midnight lace
See-through lace dresses were seen in various Copenhagen shows, including Jesper Høvring x Great Greenland and By Malene Birger. A-line shapes and long variations offered an interesting touch to black lace fabrics that would make a perfect night-time look.
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Velvet two-pieces
Velvet fabrics were a top Copenhagen trend, seen in everything from dresses and tops to suits and brocade prints; the trend’s most interesting aspect is the two-piece, which is not exactly a suit, nor exactly a top and trousers. Vibrant colours make this look even more covetable.
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Military influence
The military influence has been seen in various forms: cuts, colour combinations and accessories such as chains and hats. Maikel Tawadros, Ganni, Lala Berlin and Henrik Vibskov all drew on military style in their autumn/winter collections.
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Cut-outs
Cut-out shoulders, a dominant trend for spring/summer, are following through to autumn/winter. Floating, light materials were complemented by cut-out details in tops and dresses at Lala Berlin, Nicholas Nybro, Lovechild 1979 and Jesper Høvring x Great Greenland.
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Boxy shapes
Boxy, oversized shapes were a menswear focus this season. Square overcoats and jackets were seen in a variety of shapes and colour combinations at Henrik Vibskov, Han Kjøbenhavn, Henrik Silvius and Asger Juel Larsen.
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Original price / Tax Refund (approx.)The autumn/winter 2016 shows had a modern, forward-looking focus. A new type of tailoring was seen at Baum und Pferdgarten, Lala Berlin and others. Baum und Pferdgarten’s interesting colour combinations, silk and velvet textures and modern-princess feel was a Copenhagen Fashion Week highlight. Take a look at the top seven trends for autumn/winter 2016, as seen in Copenhagen.
