5 Ways to Wear the Yellow Trend Now, Straight from Copenhagen Fashion Week
Copenhagen Fashion Week
has kicked off in the Danish capital, showcasing Spring/Summer 2027 collections from a roster of designers. Amidst the runway highlights, one trend stands out: the colour yellow, ranging from electric acid to soft butter hues. Don't wait to try out the look – here are 5 ways to incorporate yellow into your wardrobe now:Mixing Tones and Textures
London-based design duo Paolina Russo featured yellow throughout their show, on sheer floral prints, tight t-shirts, and patterned denim. This look proves you don't have to choose just one shade. Clash patterns, prints, and textures for a maximalist take.
A Statement Dress
Anne Sofie Madsen's lemon-to-white tulle dress is a showstopper. The dress is the whole outfit, requiring no accessories – simply make the silhouette dramatic.
Lace Trims
Skall's butter yellow cami and midi skirt combo is a summer staple. Style it with raffia shoes, a bead necklace, and a floppy hat for a chic, effortless look that works for both city and beach.
Trousers and a Patterned Top
The Royal Danish Academy's MA Fashion show showcased next-generation talent, including a knitted halter top and block yellow trouser combo. Pair with sandals for a daytime look and point-toe kitten heels for evening.
Polo Knit and a Sheer Skirt
Stine Goya's return to the runway featured a knitted polo with a floaty slip skirt, perfect for transeasonal dressing. As we transition into autumn, this look will work nicely in cooler temperatures. Add chunky Dr Martens for an edgy twist.
Rebecca Jane Hill, Senior Fashion Editor at Cosmopolitan UK, shares her expertise on styling the yellow trend. With a background in Fashion journalism and a passion for second-hand shopping, she's always on the lookout for new design talent.
From runway to real life, these 5 ways to wear yellow will have you embracing the trend in no time. Whether you opt for a bold statement or a subtle accent, the sunny hue is sure to brighten up your wardrobe.