The most iconic modern Danish fashion designer and only Scandinavian designer to showcase at Paris Men’s Fashion Week, Henrik Vibskov is considered part of the New Nordic fashion Movement. His boutique is the place to go to discover the best of Danish fashion, selling not only his own collections, but also avant garde designs from Opening Ceremony, Yohji Yamamoto and Comme des Garçons. A man of many talents, Henrik Vibskov is furthermore an interior designer, so admire the impressive store interior while you shop, making sure you make a visit to the changing rooms to see installations of upside-down flamingos hanging from the ceiling.

Voted ‘best retail space’ at the Dansk Fashion Awards, Storm is a concept store, which sells designer clothes, beauty products, music, books and magazines. They also hold regular in-store exhibitions, which help to make this store one of the trendiest spots in Copenhagen.

Selling brands owned by the Metropol fashion house in Denmark such as St-Martins, Margit Brandt and Amust, Norr is the shop to visit for well-designed, good quality casual and formal wear.

No trip to Copenhagen would be complete without a shopping trip to one of Acne’s three stores, Scandinavia’s most successful avant-garde fashion brand. The Pilestraede boutique is the label’s flagship housing its full men’s and women’s collections, while the Norrebro location is the archive store where you can pick up past season pieces at significantly reduced prices.

Don’t miss the ever-inspiring HAY House with its cutting-edge Danish and international furniture, interiors and homeware set in a magnificent art-nouveau building. The store sells typically minimalist furniture finished in quality materials and a pared-back colour palette, offset by colourful, print-heavy cushions and rugs, modern lighting and quirky stationery, making it impossible to leave without a buy.