Scandi Style Is My Kryptonite—6 Street Style Trends From Oslo I Can't Stop Thinking About

It might not be quite as flashy as some of the more high-profile fashion weeks, but Oslo Fashion Week is one of my favourites for its Scandinavian charm and fuss-free energy. Beyond the mesmerising runway shows, the Scandi street style crowd gives me reason enough to get excited. Bringing new-season trends to the Norwegian capital whilst digging up some Scandi favourites, Oslo's stylish dressers know how to woo a fashion editor.

I’ve curated a selection of the most striking street style looks I spotted during this Oslo Fashion Week, so keep reading to discover the standout styles that should be on your radar right now.

1. LEOPARD PRINT

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Style Notes: Leopard print is back as the season's most in-demand print, and fashion people can't get enough. Before winter takes the helm and you pull out your leopard-print coat, shop a less-committed item to dip your toe into the trend.

SHOP LEOPARD-PRINT:

2. LONG SHORTS

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Style Notes: Early autumn calls for tactical styling, and long shorts are one of my favourite ways to tackle the change of season. For added warmth, style them with knee-high socks or pair them with tall biker boots if the weather really starts to dip.

SHOP LONG SHORTS:

3. KITTEN-HEEL MULES

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Style Notes: Both poised and practical, kitten-heel mules were a favourite amongst showgoers in Oslo. Far more comfortable than traditional heels, they give a super-chic finish to so many looks with a fraction of the discomfort.

SHOP KITTEN-HEEL MULES:

4. SUEDE TRENCH COAT

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Style Notes: Suede jackets are back in a major way for autumn 2024, and suede trench coats are shaping up to be the season's favourite buy. Take your inspo from the Scandi style set and pair it with a miniskirt and white tee, or wear with baggy jeans for a low-key look.

SHOP SUEDE TRENCH COATS:

5. CAPE LAYERS

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Style Notes: Cape layers have been cropping up in fashion circles for a few seasons now, but this time around, the trend is set to seep into the mainstream. Shop a coat that doubles as a dramatic cape, or opt for a draped top to create the effect.

SHOP CAPE LAYERS:

6. BUBBLE SKIRTS

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Style Notes: Ask any fashion person about their favourite recent buy and they'll likely tell you about a voluminous bubble skirt. A summer success, this season we expect to see the trend continue to grow, worn layered up with wool jackets and styled with knee-high boots.

SHOP BUBBLE SKIRTS:

Natalie Munro
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