The Best Haircuts From Copenhagen Fashion Week Street Style So Far
This week, Copenhagen's fashion pack are descending on the city's thoroughfares, and we're already spoilt for choice when it comes to haircut inspiration. The Scandi hairline? Tick. An abundance of bobs? Check.
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