Marie Jo SS26: From Copenhagen Streets to Your Lingerie Drawer
When Copenhagen Fashion Week sets the tone, lingerie doesn’t stay hidden.

For the third time, Marie Jo stepped into the world of Copenhagen Fashion Week, where fashion lives as much on the streets as it does on the runway. Among Scandi silhouettes, effortless layering and confident self-expression, one message stood out clearly this season: lingerie is no longer an afterthought. It is part of the look.
This street-level fashion momentum sets the perfect stage for the launch of Marie Jo SS26, a collection that translates the season’s most relevant fashion trends into lingerie designed to be worn, loved and seen
Wild at Heart
Leopard continues its streetstyle takeover. Marie Jo Tom embraces the trend with a refined leopard print that stays relevant season after season. Confident, cool and endlessly wearable.
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White Lace, Always
Fresh, timeless, untouchable. White lace remains the ultimate summer staple and Copenhagen confirmed it. Azelie and Jane deliver iconic lace across silhouettes, from strapless and push-up to body and garter. True lingerie classics, done right.
As seen at Copenhagen Fashion Week, the strongest looks begin underneath.
Red Means Power
Red ruled the streets of Copenhagen in outerwear and lingerie alike. Avero in Scarlet and Louie in True Red capture the trend in its boldest form. Striking, seductive and guaranteed to boost confidence instantly.

Romance, Reworked
Prints go softer and more sensual this season. Lisbeth and Lizelot translate the trend into rich, decorative motifs that feel romantic yet undeniably alluring. Feminine, expressive and fashion-forward.
Start from Within
As seen at Copenhagen Fashion Week, the strongest looks begin underneath. Marie Jo SS26 proves that lingerie doesn’t finish an outfit it defines it.
The complete SS26 collection:
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