Published August 5, 2026 · Category: Fashion

Overview

The weather may be unpredictable in Copenhagen right now, but one thing has remained constant throughout Fashion Week: the haircuts.

As expected, Denmark's best-dressed attendees have turned out with an array of enviable cuts, from razor-sharp bobs and sculptural Koroba braids to accidentally perfect, '70s-inspired layers.

Details

Ahead, discover the standout haircut trends emerging from Copenhagen Fashion Week — and wherever you are in the world, there's plenty of inspiration to take to your next salon appointment.

All linked products are independently selected by our editors. If you purchase any of these products, we may earn a commission.

Butterfly layers are taking over Copenhagen Fashion Week. They look especially pretty when styled with volume and movement, so consider investing in a hot brush, like the Shark Glossi 2-in-1 Hot Tool and Air Glosser. Photo: Christian Vierig/Getty Images
Soft, invisible layers give this Copenhagen Fashion Week guest's waves a cascading effect. Recreate the look with a large-barrel curling wand, like the ghd Chronos Curve Grand Curling Iron, and always prep hair with a heat protectant first. Photo: Edward Berthelot/Getty Images
Polly Newman’s blunt bob, complete with shorter face-framing pieces, is a masterpiece by Elliot Bute at renowned London hair salon Hershesons. Photo: Moritz Scholz/Getty Images
Celebrity hairstylist Lorraine Dublin predicted we’d see lots more natural afro hair in longer or medium lengths this summer, and this guest’s hair is a beautiful example. Photo: Moritz Scholz/Getty Images
The undone tousles give this blunt lob a shaggy, lived-in effect. Recreate the look with straighteners, like the ghd Sculpt Interactive Hair Straightener, which can straighten, wave, and curl hair without heat damage. Photo: Moritz Scholz/Getty Images
Marianne Theodorsen's jaw-grazing blunt bob looks just as chic tucked behind the ears as it does framing the face. The cowgirl copper color is the perfect finishing touch. Photo: Moritz Scholz/Getty Images
This guest's Koroba braids are gorgeous, complemented by two face-framing pieces that create the illusion of sculptural curtain bangs. Photo: Moritz Scholz/Getty Images
Inês Isaías proves the bixie — a hybrid of a bob and a pixie cut — isn't going anywhere. For extra polish, slick back the face-framing pieces and tuck them neatly behind your ears. Photo: Christian Vierig/Getty Images
If you’re tempted to go shorter but aren’t quite ready for a bob, consider the lob — a longer take on the classic cut. Ask your hairstylist for a blunt finish to make hair appear fuller. Photo: Christian Vierig/Getty Images
The slanted side part and long braids are stunning on this guest, proving that the smallest details can make the biggest impact. Photo: Christian Vierig/Getty Images
This choppy pixie cut on Irina Kro Eicke looks effortlessly cool, with micro-layers throughout the lengths adding volume, movement, and that perfect swishy finish. Photo: Christian Vierig/Getty Images
If you need convincing to get a bob, let this be your sign. This face-framing cut with a deep center part feels fresh and modern, with a shape that will grow out seamlessly. Photo: Christian Vierig/Getty Images
No hair accessories to hand? No problem. Have fun with your braids and tie them into cutesy bows, like this guest outside Renè. Photo: Christian Vierig/Getty Images
The dainty bows! The slightly parted micro-bangs! Evie Mills shows just how versatile a mid-length cut can be with this playful yet polished style. Photo: Moritz Scholz/Getty Images
Jeanette Friis Madsen's grown-out bangs channel Jane Birkin vibes, while subtle layers enhance her natural waves. Photo: Christian Vierig/Getty Images

Like what you see? How about some more R29 goodness, right here?

Source

Originally published at www.refinery29.com.

Related Articles