Scandi Style Is Inspiring My 2026 Wardrobe—5 Stylish Looks I’m Copying to Look Cool and Chic

It’s the end of January and Fashion Week has descended upon us once again and is currently in Copenhagen, fuelling my love for Scandi-inspired style. It’s a way of dressing that feels considered and polished, yet is built on juxtapositions and subtle contradictions—elements that, in theory, shouldn’t work but somehow absolutely do. Crucially, it’s attainable, making it feel like something that can be seamlessly incorporated into your own wardrobe.

Scandi style was once defined by dopamine-inducing brights and eccentric prints—an ideal playground for maximalists. However, over the past few years, it has evolved in a more minimalist direction. While pops of colour still feature, as Annabel demonstrates with her bright red jumper layered with a flannel shirt, monochromatic palettes now dominate. Ingrid’s look, in particular, has gone straight to the top of my list to recreate.