Cold Shoulder Dress at CPHFW
Dress: & Other Stories
Trousers: Zara
Shoes: ASOS (similar)
Sunglasses: ASOS
The second day at Copenhagen Fashion Week was hectic - we had back-to-back shows up until 8pm but when you're seeing the new collections from the likes of Ganni and By Malene Birger, you can hardly complain.
This is what I wore for the day. I picked this dress up in the & Other Stories sale for just £29, with the shape and fabric giving it a really luxurious feel. I popped it on over my cropped Zara trousers - mainly because it was a bit on the cold side in the morning - but also to add a little something extra to the silhouette.
Ganni Shirt at CPHFW
Shirt: Ganni
Trousers: Zara
Boots: Zara
I've just got back from a whirlwind few days in Copenhagen for Fashion Week, showcasing the SS17 collections from Denmark's best designers. I went with work (read my show reports on Coggles here) so it was a bit of a hectic few days rather than a holiday, but still incredible nonetheless; I'll tell anyone who'll listen about my love for that city, and this trip only cemented that further.
Everything about the city oozes effortless, understated style - from the architecture to the restaurants (the food is ridiculously good) and the boutiques to the coffee shops - and it's one of those places that you can just slot into with ease.
This was the outfit I wore for our first day there, taking me from the airport to our beautiful Airbnb apartment in Vesterbro, straight out to see the Won Hundred show, then to a meeting and out for dinner. I bought this Ganni shirt from the Postmodern (outlet, to you and me) store when I was last in Copenhagen, so it was only fitting that I brought it out again this season, pairing it with cropped black trousers and ankle boots.
Utilitarian Style with Folk and COS
Sunglasses: Han Kjobenhavn
Shirt: Folk
Jeans: COS (similar)
Watch: c/o UNKNOWN.
Shoes: Zara
In my last post I expressed my love for these COS jeans and I wasn't joking; expect to see them cropping up a lot on my blog! This time I took the utilitarian style to the next level, pairing them with my boyfriend's short sleeved Folk shirt (he said I looked like I was about to go and work in a factory but I like to think that's his endearing code for 'I like your outfit'), slip on Zara shoes and classic UNKNOWN. watch complete with my initials etched in - go to my Instagram to see it in more detail.
The Straight Fit Jeans
Top: T by Alexander Wang
Jeans: COS (similar)
Shoes: Topshop
Just over a week ago I headed to London for menswear trade show Jacket Required for work. It was only fitting, then, that I wore my extreme boyfriend fit jeans from COS. Man repelling? Maybe, but they're quite possibly the comfiest jeans I own and I love their utilitarian shape.
White Dress and Camel Culottes
Sunglasses: ASOS
Dress: Whistles
Culottes: Zara (similar)
Sandals: By Malene Birger
Carrying on my layering love with this outfit; dresses (or tunics) and culottes are pretty much all I'm living in this 'summer', mainly because it's a really easy look to wear and the different combination options are endless. This time it's the turn of my trusty Zara camel culottes and white Whistles dress (one of my best sale buys this year), along with my wear-everywhere flats from Coggles.