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Danish Fashion (Modet?j) And Where To Find It In Copenhagen

This Year's Most Elegant Damet?j In Copenhagen
The fashion coming out of Denmark has caused a stir on runways around the world over the past ten years. The reputation of fashion designers such as Marlene Birger, Bruuns Bazar, Jens Laugesen & Camille St?rk have spread well beyond the borders of Denmark, so much so that many visitors to Copenhagen are now coming in search of Danish designer fashion or modet?j. Whether you are interested in herret?j (men's fashion) or damet?j (women's fashion) a trip Copenhagen is sure to satisfy.

##The Danes adore their t?j (clothing).

It does not take long if you're wandering down Str?get or K?bmagergade street to acknowledge and marvel at the amount and variety of t?jbutikker (clothing stores). The same can be said for the shopping centres like Illum and Magasin du Nord in downtown Copenhagen.

##Downtown Copenhagen is truly a shopper's paradise.

Copenhagen is blessed with a beautiful and historic downtown district rich in architectural texture and old world charm. It is compact with narrow streets and alleys that are lined with superb shops and boutiques. It is easy for North Americans travelling abroad here for the first time to feel as though they've stumbled into a movie set. Here you can find top designers from Denmark and around the world selling t?j, sko og st?vler (shoes and boots), lingeri and b?rnet?j (children's clothes).

##The Illum and Magasin du Nord

The two big department shops in Copenhagen, the Illum and Magasin du Nord are sure to delight and bewitch shoppers from around the world. The Illum established in 1891 is located on Str?get while Magasin du Nord, its main competitor, can be found on Kongrens Nytorv square. For anyone keenly interested in style, Galleri K a brand new exclusive shopping district can be found just behind the Illum.

##Typical shopping hours in Denmark

Shopping hours are perhaps not what some visitors would expect. Typically stores are open from 10 am to 6 or 7 pm Mondays through Fridays. Weekend visitors to Copenhagen should keep in mind that many stores close as early as 3 pm on Saturdays and are closed entirely on Sundays (with the exception of bakeries, florists and souvenir shops).

For those travelling to Copenhagen there's a rich tapestry of shops to discover in this beautiful northern capital. For those who aren't able to make the trip, Danish modet?

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