Scandi Style | How to Nail Scandinavian Dressing

Scandi style has firmly cemented itself within the sartorial spotlight, and it's showing no signs of budging. After this Copenhagen Fashion Week, we’re swooning over our favourite Scandi style stars more than ever. With the likes of Pernille Teisbaek, Emili Sindlev and ROTATE's Jeanette Madsen and Thora Valdimars providing us with style inspiration on the daily, take a look at our top tips and picks from some of the most in-demand Scandi designers at Coggles such Ganni, Stine Goya, ROTATE and Munthe...

Colourful Prints

Traditionally, Scandi style has been pretty minimalist in both colour scheme and design, however we've seen a real evolution in the past few years with bold prints and colours becoming a staple for Scandi dressing.

ROTATE Birger Christensen Women's Pauline Dress - Paint

Stine Goya Women's Ivana Organza Dress - Meadow Blush

Ganni Women's Software Block Isoli Hooded Top - Deep Lavender

Stine Goya Women's Jasmine Organza Dress - Botanical

Mix Feminine with Masculine

The Urban Spotter - Copenhagen Fashion Week FW18

Another top tip for truly nailing Scandi style is to embrace masculine and feminine dressing in your outfits. Dress down rather than dressing up for the occasion and team floaty floral dresses with a pair of sneakers, a hoodie or oversized structured blazer.

Axel Arigato Women's Genesis Triple Running Style Trainers - White/Grey/Pink

RIXO Women's Paloma Open Back Midaxi Dress - Multi Bloom Black Blue

RIXO Women's Nancy Pleated Silk Skirt - Green/Black Dogtooth

Be Comfortable

In an interview with Vogue, Jeanette Madsen advised us to all think of the four C's when trying to emulate her style. Comfort, casual, classic and cool - and we couldn't agree more. Ditch the skin tight jeans and high heels and opt for something that you're going to feel comfortable and fabulous in from morning till night.