It might not be quite as flashy as some of the more high-profile fashion weeks throughout August and September—but, for its Scandinavian charm and fuss-free energy, Oslo Fashion Week remains one of my favourites. Beyond the mesmerising runway shows, the Scandi street style crowd are reason enough to get excited. Bringing new season trends to the Norwegian capital as well as digging up Scandi favourites, Oslo’s street style set know how to woo a fashion editor.
Inspired by the effortlessly chic Norwegian style set, I’ve curated a selection of the most striking street style looks from this season. 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 our your favourite leopard print coat, shop a lighter leopard dress to dip your toe into the trend.
SHOP THE LEOPARD PRINT TREND:
Ganni
Leopard Denim Stary Jeans
Ganni’s leopard print jeans are a fashion person’s favourites.
Trust me, this won’t be in stock for much longer.
A leopard print skirt is the easiest way to add some character to an outfit.
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 with a tall biker boot if the weather really starts to dip.
SHOP LONG SHORTS:
Zara
Zw Collection Long Bermuda Shorts
Style with a kitten heel or pair with knee-high biker boots.
COS
Pleated Bermuda Shorts
Style with the co-ordinating black top or wear with a boxy tee.
& Other Stories
Tailored Shorts
These also come in black.
3. KITTEN HEELS MULES
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Style Notes: Both poised and practical, the kitten heel mules trend was a favourite amongst showgoers this week. Far more comfortable than your traditional heel, this mini heel trend imparts a familiarly sophisticated silhouette with a fraction of the discomfort.
SHOP KITTEN HEEL MULES:
Zara
Kitten Heel Fabric Mules
These also come in a light beige shade.
Rejina Pyo
Squared Kitten Heel Mule 30mm Leather Black
Style with a white cotton skirt or wear with straight leg jeans.
Reformation
Daniela Kitten Mule
The square toe heel adds an elevated edge.
4. SUEDE TRENCH COAT
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Style Notes: The suede jacket trend is coming back in a major way this season, and suede trench coats are shaping up to be the season’s favourite buy. Get your inspo from the Scandi style set and pair with a mini skirt and white tee, otherwise wear with baggy jeans for a low-key look.
SHOP SUEDE TRENCH COATS:
AND/OR
Suki Suede Trench Coat
Cinch your waist with the belt or let this hang loose.
Monsoon
Tove Suedette Trench Coat Brown
This relaxed suede trench is drenched in ’70s charm.
Stradivarius
Long Faux Suede Trench Coat
Style with denim for a relaxed, autumn-ready look.
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 it’s set to seep into the mainstream. Shop a coat that doubles up as a dramatic cape, or opt for a draping top with a cape-like effect.
SHOP CAPE LAYERS
This elegant coat also comes in black.
Zara
Flowing Asymmetric Cape
Style this with jeans to instantly elevate your denim.
Massimo Dutti
Long Semisheer Silk Cape
Style this over a slip dress for an easy and elegant evening-ready outfit.
6. BUBBLE SKIRTS
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Style Notes: Ask any fashion person about their favourite recent buy and they’ll tell you all about their voluminous bubble skirts. 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:
Reformation
Babette Dress
This also comes in blue, red and polka dots.
Trust me—this won’t be in stock for long.
Anthropologie
Drop-Waist Bubble Skirt
This thick knit skirt can take you well into the autumn months.
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