We take a look at all of the unique, quirky, delightfully chic and refreshing street style trends from Copenhagen Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2022 earlier this month.&nbsp;

What happens when the flower child, hippy-chic fashions of the '70s meets contemporary, Scandi-chic? Style magic. There is no question that boho-chic is back and much of this aesthetic takes inspiration from hippy culture. Earthy tones, corduroy, hobo style bags, bell-bottom pants, folksy motifs, psychedelic prints, patchwork, knits and crochets, the trend evokes a whimsical, sometimes slightly dishevelled but still stylish aesthetic that encapsulates the laid-back, one with nature, peace-loving romanticism of the era. Amidst all the sleek, sharp, clean lines of our modern fashion, this is one trend that seems to have transcended time, providing a touch of retro-nostalgia that whisks us right back to the summer of love. Even with the edgier looks, an all-black pantsuit ensemble was injected with a serious '70s vibe through the use of flared pants and accessorising with <a href="https://www.lofficiel.co.uk/fashion/gucci-new-high-jewelry-collection-hortis-deliciarum">Gucci's</a> 1961 Jackie bag.&nbsp;

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Elements of Americana presented themselves with visages of the Old West. Fringe, denim, Cowboy hats and boots, rivets and eyelet details as well as leather and the snakeskin print, featured on ultra-chic, head-turning, statement street style ensembles. Though reminiscent of yesteryear, many of the innovative looks showcased contemporary silhouettes, quirky mixed prints and bold, vibrant, eye-catching hues for a fresh, fun twist on this timeless, classic aesthetic.&nbsp;

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'50s varsity jackets, colour blocking and windbreakers, the attendees at Copenhagen Fashion Week took the ever-popular, athleisure trend back to its beginnings with these Insta-worthy, retro-sporty-chic looks. Bursts of colour, the '80s sweatband and hints of '90s hip-hop street culture created some effortlessly cool, trendy outfits that were brimming with personality. A creative twist presented itself in some of the ensembles, perfectly balancing sporty with feminine. Rugged cargo pants were seen teamed with pointed, neon heels and in another look, with the ever dainty, Lady Dior bag.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Leave it to the fashion-forward guests at Copenhagen Fashion Week to put a unique spin on the monochrome trend. Various textures, textiles, prints and tones came together to create an eclectic array of monochromatic looks that proved that with a little imagination, this trend can be anything but basic. Denim on denim in different washes, mixed textiles, classic check prints and shades of green were the go-tos.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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There was no lack of colour at Copenhagen Fashion Week but one vivid hue stood out amongst the rest. Though it may not be the first colour that comes to mind when one thinks of street style, these pink shades are perfect for adding a pop of flirty, fun colour to an edgier, street style outfit. The deliciously vibrant, girlishly vintage, bubblegum-barbie hue worked beautifully well with both retro-feel and contemporary street ensembles. It was seen on a wide-legged, cargo style pant, a quilted, sportswear-esque jacket and on an oversized, leather bomber jacket, which was teamed with pink-tinged, baggy, camo print joggers to match.&nbsp;&nbsp; Street-chic aside, this is also a great colour to reach for to add a dose of vintage to a look. A nod to the <a href="https://www.lofficiel.co.uk/fashion/ready-to-wear-again">Y2k </a>barbie girl aesthetic, bubblegum pinks also wink at the more distant '50s. Think soda shops and sock hops.&nbsp;&nbsp;

5 Street Style Trends from Copenhagen Fashion Week

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