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Bianca Bartz
Social Documentary in High Heels - Copenhagen Cycle Chic (GALLERY)
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This is a fantastic blog that goes to show that riding bikes doesn’t have to interfere with looking fabulously stylish. Copenhagen Cycle Chic is dedicated to showcasing the real-life fashions worn by eco-commuters in Denmark’s stylish capital.
The blog about bicycle culture totally makes sense in a city where “35% of the population - 550,000 people - ride their bike to work or school each day,” the blog says. “Bicycles are such an integral part of our culture and there are many aesthetic aspects on the streets at any given moment.”
“By providing a portrait of a city that lives and breathes bicycles,” their hope is to inspire other cities to choose bicycles over cars, lobby for better bicycle routes in their own cities, but above all, this site could work to remind the fashion-conscious that they need not sacrifice looking pretty to reduce their carbon foot print.
Trend Hunter is keeping an eye out for more niche street-style sites like this!
Regarding the statistics about how many Copenhageners ride to work or their educational institution each day - 36% or 550,000 of us - it is the winter months that drag the stats down so much.
On a warm, sunny day in July the estimates are that over 50% of the citizens of this city are on two wheels and looking fabulous.
In the winter the number drops. The average number of public transport users - 35% - increases in the colder months, as does car usage - which figures in at 28% normally.
Nevertheless, the bike lanes are busy even in snowy or rainy weather and a temperature tipping under the freezing point.
(copenhagengirlsonbikes.blogspot)
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Via: copenhagengirlsonbikes.blogspot
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