Move over, French girls. Your competition has arrived. While French women may have reigned supreme as the gold standard for classic and timeless style, fashion people are shifting their focus to another region where people tend to dress extremely well: the Scandinavian capitals of Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Oslo. While we'll probably never stop looking to our French friends for inspiration, Scandi women are soaring to the top of our mood boards and saved folders right now.

In the case of this editor, they're influencing my shopping cart too.

Since Scandi style is all I can think about right now, I put together a list of the Scandinavian wardrobe basics that they seem to all wear. Effortless, elevated, minimal, and cool are all words I'd use to describe the Scandi aesthetic, and taking a look at the outfits below, I think you'll agree. Look no further for your starter pack to achieving much-talked-about Scandi style.

Living in a colder climate means having your outerwear game on lock. Everywhere I look, long tailored coats, especially in oversize shapes, are the favored coats among these stylish women.

When baggy denim was first on the rise, many of us were skeptical (and rightly so), but Scandi women were some of the earliest adopters of the roomier jeans.

To offset their penchant for oversize silhouettes, Scandi women reach for structured handbags to lend a polished finish.

Hermès Kelly bags are popular among the style set, but any simple top-handle satchel will achieve a similar look.

When Scandi women dress down, it's always something cool, casual, and a little sporty. I noticed how they tend to top off these looks with a baseball hat.

ACNE Studios, COS, By Malene Birger—brands famous for their minimalist aesthetic are all based in Scandinavian countries, so it's no surprise that tailored trousers would be a favorite.

They may favor tailored and classic silhouettes, but Scandi girls aren't totally immune to the "dad" trends of the moment. They're big fans of performance sneakers like the runners from Asics and Salomon.

Bomber jackets surged back into style this year, and they immediately made sense in the wardrobes of Scandi fashion people for their sporty but casual vibe.

Another item they're seriously backing is cargo pants, and the chill way Scandi women are styling them is often with T-shirts and sneakers in a way that makes the pants feel less like a trend and more like a staple.

Looking at what women are wearing in cities across the region, I keep spotting one common thread over and over again: oversize button-downs. Effortless and yet always polished, these are the foundation for so many cool outfits in cities like Copenhagen and Stockholm.

One thing Scandi women don't do is overlook their simple basics.

Since they live in a colder climate, their sweater game is 10/10, and you can find a classic crew-neck in any of their wardrobes.

For more European style inspiration, read up on the 11 items we're spotting all over London right now.