"Crown Princess Mary can put her court shoes up and breathe a sigh of relief because Denmark is having a serious fashion moment.<br /> <br /> The Danish capital&rsquo;s annual fashion week is in full swing with a cooler and less studied street style vibe than New York and Paris, it&rsquo;s the perfect inspiration for fashion types in Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide and Perth to copy. <br /> <br /> To combat the hot European summer the Danish style set have embraced an unusual footwear choice &ndash; Havaianas.<br /> <br /> The Brazilian flip flops have been almost impossible to miss as Denmark&rsquo;s most coveted influencers pair them with everything from maxi dresses to capri pants in the front-row of designers such as By Malene Birger and Ganni.<br /> <br /> Havaianas were created by Scotsman Robert Fraser in 1962. Since booming in the &lsquo;90s the brand has become the number one flip-flop brand in the world with over 200 million pairs being sold per year.<br /> <br /> It remains to be seen whether the rubber thongs will replace <a href=""https://style.nine.com.au/2017/10/12/10/25/slides-footwear-summer-spring-fashion"" target=""_blank"" title=""pool slides"" draggable=""false"">pool slides</a> and Yeezy sneakers as the new off-duty IT shoe. But for now take a some style inspiration from the Danish street style set  from 2018 Copenhagen Fashion Week."
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