Looking to brush up on yo­ur Scandi style as well as language skills? Recent Swedish classic ‘Säker Stil’ is an everything-you-need-to-know style guide, which I’ve already checked off my list. For a quirkier approach to dressing, try reading Danish mega-blogger Pernille Teisbaek’s new release ‘Dress Scandinavian’. I’m really curious to read it, as her personal style is so Scandi and yet so eclectic at the same time. A third option is rising Norwegian star Eirin Kristiansen’s lifestyle and blogging tips ‘Miss Independent’.

Have you read any of these yet?

Images from Felice Dahl and above linked sources.

Danish fashion is just so cool. While being minimalist, the Danes have an edge that the other Scandis typically don’t have. Leather jackets, coloured furs, and studded boots are the norm. On my next trip to Copenhagen, these are some brands I’d like to check out. What are your favourites?

1. Ganni / Regnegade 12, 1110 København K, Denmark

2. Hosbjerg / Online only

3. Billi Bi / Købmagergade 27, 1150 København K, Denamark

4. Heartmade / Pilestræde 45, 1112 København K, Denmark

5. Meotine / Online only until May

Images (clockwise from top right) from above sources and Freja Wewer.

Enjoy light layering during temperate autumn. Match a pair of elegant textured slides with your favourite Autumn outerwear. Top it off with edgy details, the Felice Dahl Första ear cuff + earrings combo. An all-black base is forever chic, and will complement anything.

All images from Felice Dahl, and source.

A camel coat is a Scandi essential. Play with texture and graphics to amp up your basics game. Shine where it shows wearing the Felice Dahl Första earrings and cuff bracelet.

All images from Felice Dahl, and source.