A Danish school has 'cosplayed' as British schoolkids and people are shocked at the accuracy

Us Brits certainly have a, well, should we say, unique sense of style.

Sure, on the whole, we’re fashionable and cool, keeping up with the latest trends and often setting the tone for each season’s dress.

But then there’s the more usual, day-to-day clothing that most of us muggles wear on normal occasions.

You know what I mean; the trackies, the gilets, the vest tops, the puffer jackets - no matter what the weather.

And absolutely tearing into the stereotypes, a Danish school has seemingly ‘cosplayed’ as British school kids, leaving people pretty shocked at the accuracy.

Doing the rounds on social media, a viral video shows a group of teens dressed up in what is, supposedly, UK fashion.

Fashion at its finest. (TikTok/@devon.review)

The clip shows the class, said to be in Denmark, in various outfits from girls in baggy, low waist blue denim jeans with strappy vest tops to a lad in a full grey hoodie and jogging bottom outfit.

The majority of the teen girls also seem to be wearing dark bronzer to dramatically contour their faces with plenty of buns on their heads and gold hoops in their ears. And of course, with some wearing classic velour Juicy Couture bottoms, one of the young women is sporting a North Face black puffer coat.

Among the boys, there’s plenty of black coats, with one having the hood zipper up over their face as others pair theirs with a cap.

On the end of the row, there’s one lad that particularly stands out for how he’s interpreted the British dress. With bright white trainers on, they’ve got black jogging bottoms, gloves, a puffer coat with the hood up and then a balaclava completely covering their face.

I mean, fair enough. (TikTok/@devon.review)

Oh, and it’s completed with one of those tiny little Adidas bags strapped over the coat.

On Reddit, users joked that it’s what their bus ride looks like as plenty agreed the Danes ‘nailed it’.

Another echoed: “I saw at least six of those people on my estate today, so it checks out.”

One user on X simply said: “I’m laughing but I’m offended.”

Another put: “They got it spot on. Culture of champions.”

Some else also noted: “The baklava chap even got the correct stance.”

While others were left claiming: “We’re such an awful nation!”

Well, you can’t say us Brits don’t have our own culture…