Bubble Skirts Are 2024’s Top Trend at Copenhagen Fashion Week

Bubble Skirts Are

Scandinavia has quickly become a popular fashion region, largely thanks to the street style at Copenhagen Fashion Week, the biannual event that gathers some of the region’s best designers. As editors, influencers, and fashion insiders descend upon the Danish capital, the streets become a living picture of what Scandi girl style has become known for—unabashed flair.

The city’s signature style—think color blocking, Peter Pan collars, and boxy silhouettes—is primed for some good outfit inspiration. This season, it’s all about incorporating 2024’s biggest trends, including bubble skirts, ballet core, and Western fashion. Bubble skirts, in particular, have enjoyed a booming popularity as fashion It Girls, and celebrities, including Kylie Jenner and Ayo Edebiri, endorse the voluminous trend.

With summer in full force, outfit inspiration runs short. Ahead, the Copenhagen Fashion Week crowd shows off how to style some of 2024’s biggest trends.

Summertime Minimalism

Summertime Minimalism

A white maxi skirt is always a must-have for the summer months. But when you’re tired of traditional skirt silhouettes, a bubble-hemmed one can prove useful for breaking out of the sartorial boredom.

Doll Behavior

Doll Behavior

Doll-like dresses have been trending for a while, largely thanks to Loewe’s take (picture above). On days when the temperatures soar, there’s nothing as comfortable and chic as a doll-looking mini dress with a polo-inspired neckline. Polly Pockets would approve.

Pop of Red

Pop of Red

Bubble skirts’ bulbous shape is made even better by equally voluminous accessories. And when an outfit is an all-black take on summer suiting, a pop of red in the form of a balloon-like clutch is all you need.

Lady Godiva

Lady Godiva

All-black looks tend to be celebrated for their chic factor. But chocolate brown is just as luxe when worn head-to-toe. Plus, the monochrome outfit makes for a sleeker take on a bubble-hemmed dress.

Team Coach

Team Coach

Bubble skirts are super playful, so it makes sense to lean into their whimsical aesthetic. An athletic jersey is exactly the type of top to wear when this is your intention, while metallic pumps add an extra layer of flair.

Emily in Copenhagen

Emily in Copenhagen

Red, while, and blue is a signature summer combo (with Fourth of July and Bastille Day outfits dominating July). And a white mini bubble dress is exactly the blank canvas one needs to mix the blue and red accessories in. Add a pair of pumps, a playful bag, and a sailor hat for an even more coquettish take on summer fashion.

Animal Side

Animal Side

Animal print is often reserved for the colder months, But this year, thanks to the popularity of leopard print, people are walking on the wild side during the summer season. A pair of zebra print jeans, styled with a denim top, is perfect to channel this trend.

Western Flair

Western Flair

From Coybow Carter to Bella Hadid’s rodeo days, there has been no shortage of Western fashion inspiration this year. Though, not all has to be so literal as exhibited by this outfit. A simple Western-leaning hat might be all you need.

Ballerina Mood

Ballerina Mood

Balletcore is exactly the type of ultra-femme trend that booms in a place like Copenhagen. A tutu might not be in your arena, but a sheer, gauzy skirt could be a great alternative to channel a principal dancer. Don’t forget the ballet slipppers!

Work of Art

Work of Art

The bubble skirt trend is primed to pair with sheer bodycon tops like the one pictured above. To contrast a black maxi bubble skirt, try becoming a work of art with a top reminiscent of Monet paintings.

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