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Photographers capture attendees at London Fashion Week flaunting eclectic, experimental outfits—from thrifted berets and Lidl trolley bags to vintage Louis Vuitton bags—highlighting London’s fearless, playful street style and a community vibe around independent talent.
In a The Cut interview, Simone Rocha explains that her fall 2026 collection blends feminine details with rugged tweed, cargo greens, and a sporty bomber line from an Adidas collaboration, all reflected in a mood board that includes painter Jack B. Yeats and his sister Elizabeth Yeats as symbols of teenage rebellion and a longing to live offline.
London Fashion Week 2026 kicks off with a bigger, bolder slate as 41 runways and 20 presentations highlight both established houses and rising talents. Highlights include Tolu Coker’s Notting Hill–inspired show with King Charles III front and center, a strong sustainability thread via deadstock fabrics, and comebacks by Temperley London and Joseph, plus standout lines from KSENIASCHNAIDER, Annie Doble, AGRO Studio and Fiorucci, all signaling trends of bold color, tassels and loud luxury.
Kim Kardashian made a striking appearance in London wearing a gothic-inspired leather corset dress by Dilara Findikoglu, originally worn by Naomi Campbell, as part of her press tour for the Hulu series 'All's Fair'. She was accompanied by her mother Kris Jenner, both showcasing high-fashion looks from renowned designers, with the series set to premiere on November 3.
London Fashion Week's 40th year showcased budding British talent with a mix of weird and wonderful designs, including masks in the likeness of a designer, nostalgic references to technological relics and bygone eras, and a pervasive Western wear trend. Faux fur was a key textile, while form and function collided with designs catering to the great outdoors.
London Fashion Week showcased a variety of street style trends for fall 2024, including double denim, mob wife coats, pops of red, leather toppers, mixed prints, sheer pieces, an olive & brown color palette, and skirts over pants, with stylish guests embracing these trends in their outfits.
Burberry's Fall-Winter 2024 show at London Fashion Week featured a star-studded front row including Callum Turner, Skepta, and Barry Keoghan, reflecting the brand's strong ties to British culture. Under the direction of designer Daniel Lee, the collection aimed to capture the essence of Londoners, blending traditional Burberry elements with a contemporary twist. Lee's efforts to elevate the brand into a true luxury house while maintaining its broad appeal were evident in the diverse and relatable looks showcased on the runway. The show received praise for its nod to British heritage and its ability to attract a new generation of fans, signaling a potential turnaround for the iconic fashion house.
London Fashion Week in February 2024 attracted a star-studded lineup of celebrities, including Cara Delevingne, Lori Harvey, Gabrielle Union, and Naomi Campbell, who were spotted at various shows such as Burberry, JW Anderson, and Erdem. The event showcased the latest collections and featured front-row appearances by notable figures in the fashion industry.
Naomi Campbell made a surprise appearance at London Fashion Week, walking the runway at Burberry's closing show, which celebrated its 40th anniversary. The event was attended by a star-studded crowd including celebrities like Barry Keoghan, Anna Wintour, and Joanna Lumley. Other highlights included shows by JW Anderson, Roksanda, Masha Popova, Edward Crutchley, Sinéad O'Dwyer, and Harris Reed, showcasing a mix of luxury must-haves, 90s and 00s nostalgia, daring designs, and body positivity.
London Fashion Week February 2024 showcased a variety of street style trends, including jumpers over shoulders, mob wife coats, tartan prints, brown on brown outfits, double denim, skirts, and pops of red. The eclectic and experimental looks reflected London's unique fashion scene, with attendees embracing changeable weather and showcasing a mix of vintage and current styles.
London Fashion Week celebrated its 40th anniversary with standout shows from Burberry, JW Anderson, Erdem, and Simone Rocha. JW Anderson's collection featured a nostalgic British theme with chunky knits and trench coats, inspired by Generation Z's remixing of the past. The designer aimed to capture the changing face of Britain through a subversive take on familiar styles.
Callum Turner made a solo appearance at the Burberry show during London Fashion Week without his new girlfriend Dua Lipa, after the couple's public display of affection at the BAFTAs. The actor kept it casual in an all-black ensemble, while Dua looked stunning in a sheer black lace dress at the event. The pair confirmed their romance in January and have been turning heads since then.
The 2024 BAFTA after-party at the British Vogue And Tiffany & Co Celebrate Fashion And Film Party saw stars like Kaia Gerber, Charithra Chandran, and Alexa Chung embracing the gilded trend with gold ensembles, while Rosamund Pike, Emily Blunt, and Alison Oliver opted for structured silhouettes in sheer gowns and midi dresses. Other standout looks included Sheila Atim in an asymmetrical pink gown by Versace and Dua Lipa in a chic Valentino gown with Tiffany & Co. jewelry.
London Fashion Week is marking its 40th anniversary with a celebration of monochrome dressing as captured in behind-the-scenes photos by Acielle Tanbetova. The event showcases top shows from Fashion East to JW Anderson, Simone Rocha, and more, offering a glimpse into the trends of the fall 2024 season in London.
London Fashion Week celebrates its 40th anniversary with 44 shows and 15 presentations, featuring designers like Simone Rocha, J.W. Anderson, and Marques Almeida. The event showcases whimsical and experimental designs, with Burberry's Daniel Lee closing the season. Notable appearances include Central Saint Martins alums Amber W. Smith and Susan Fang, as well as LVMH prize semi-finalist Paolo Carzana. Key highlights include Simone Rocha's triumphant return to London with her ready-to-wear show and the avant-garde designs of young talents.