For Women

Daywear (Elegant & Effortless):

• Full circle skirts or midi pencil skirts

• Fitted blouses with Peter Pan or notched collars

• Twinsets or cropped cardigans

• High-waisted trousers in neutral tones

• Wool or plaid swing coat with a belt

• Sensible flats or low kitten heels

• Leather gloves and a structured handbag

• Silk scarf tied at the neck or in the hair

• Subtle red lipstick and softly waved or pinned-up hair

Eveningwear (Supper Club & Ballet Outing):

• Tea-length cocktail dress with a cinched waist

• Pearls or minimalist gold jewelry

• Small clutch and matching gloves

• Fur stole or sleek shawl

• Classic pumps

• Chignon or soft pin curls

Weekend & Leisure:

• Simple cotton day dresses in gingham or polka dots

• Ballet flats or lace-up leather shoes

• Wool beret or headscarf for bike rides

• Knit sweater with culottes or cigarette pants

For Men

Daywear (Copenhagen Cool):

• Slim-cut wool trousers or cuffed slacks

• Crisp dress shirts in white, light blue, or pinstripe

• Knit vests or v-neck sweaters

• Short trench coat or wool overcoat

• Leather oxford shoes or loafers

• Fedora or newsboy cap (optional but dapper)

• Classic wristwatch and neutral tie

• Pocket square for a subtle flourish

Eveningwear (Opera or Formal Gathering):

• Dark single-breasted suit or tuxedo

• Wingtip dress shirt and skinny tie or bow tie

• Cufflinks and polished dress shoes

• Slicked-back hair with a side part

Weekend & Casual:

• Cardigan over a collared shirt

• Casual wool or cotton blazer

• Flat cap and scarf

• Bicycle clips (you’ll be cycling, of course)

Accessories & Essentials

• Leather suitcase or structured travel bag

• Vintage camera or sketchbook for Danish street scenes

• Minimalist sunglasses

• Mid-century guidebook or Danish design magazine

• Pocket Danish-English dictionary

• Thermos for coffee or flask for snaps

• Travel-size grooming set or compact vanity case

• Classic book (like Kierkegaard, if you’re feeling deep—or Hans Christian Andersen, if whimsical)