LONDON FASHION WEEK S/S 2026

Simone Rocha, Burberry, Eldem, Roxanda, Temperry London

From Neo Bright in Eldem to the classic British countryside separation of Burberry, London Fashion Week hit the reset button for a brand new era of British fashion.

pssst… read my lips! At Simone Rocha

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London Fashion WeekPerhaps they remained faithful to looking and raising their French and Italian cousins ​​burning a ton of big fashion guns for Fashion Week Their Specialization: New talent.

Laura Weir, the new CEO of the British Fashion Council, breathed brand new life into the show. Her goal was transparent. It is about enabling, cultivating and introducing the youthful creativity of the city from the grassroots. And LFW’s energy and optimism were evident to that.

It is a good idea to note the names of these newcomers. Aaron Esch, Aletta, Charlie Constantine, Derrick, Eusy, Johanna Parff, Caroline Vitt, Kazuna Asker, Liza Keene, Luder, Raucher, Oscar Oyyan, Octy, Pauline Dugentour, Steve O’Smith, The Winter House, Tru Cocker and yak – They are your future classics!

And as a solid backdrop for all this fresh young talent, the stubborn London celebrity designer was also fully empowered: Roksanda, Temherley London, Burberry, Emilia Wickstead, Margaret Howell, JW Anderson, Simone Rocha and Erdem – The latter two celebrated a whopping 20 years at London Fashion Week.

We found a lot trendit will definitely sneak their way into our wardrobe:

• Brightest Neon Shade (in Emilia Wicksted, Eldem and Simone Rocha).
• Code black tie (in Erdem and Simone Rocha).
• Classic English Country Dressing (in Burberry, Erdem and Margaret Howell).
• Other trends included Stripes, volume, bubbles, corsets and Buss fuss.
• And it’s tasty More on crafty Appeared in many collections 1980s accents.

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Simone Rocha

Take a closer look at Simone Rocha’s SS 2026 show.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxvq6umrqcs

A unique lover in the London fashion scene Simone RochaPresented a beautifully crafted, loving collection to celebrate the innocence of Girls’ Generation. In fact, Rocha drew a direct reference (according to her press release notes).My Dress Rehearsal: Or How Mrs. Clark taught me how to sew‘Maureen is free.

All the beloved Simone Rocha The distinctive elements – the vast organza and crinoline skirts, virgin lace, the ever-present bejeweled and gorgeous accents, thin fabrics, Rocha’s love for sequins, ribbons and bows – all existed in a kind of form.

The blood red accents of the nude pink dress reminded me of one of the periods of Girls’ Generation, as well as the opening ensemble with 3D flowers on the skirt and 3D flowers in a shoulder bra. Many other works served similar purposes. One person’s first prom dress, first teen outing with “adult” frock, stepping out from socks into stockings…

The inevitable awkwardness of that transition is the “uncertain” hairstyle and experimental make-up effort, as seen in models with messy hair and “amateur” makeup.

The silk pillow (a cleverly disguised bag) adds the touch of not wanting to let go of childhood, pajama parties, or security blankets.

Ultimately, “children” win the teenage hood transition after much trial and error towards the end of the show with pieces like confident padded Chartreuse frocks and “mature” sequin gowns.

We may have had people “not getting” a bit of a nasty mistake along the way, but for the brand’s avid enthusiasts, the collection was pure. Simone Rocha heaven.

Temherley London

sign Temherley London We introduced a set of the most greedy ensembles decorated with classic Art Deco patterns, and nodded to the worship of Victorian ferns as decorative garden ornaments and the obsession of Hollywood in the 1930s with stylized palm tree motifs.

The collection is certainly a feast for the eyes of layers of motifs. The background of the collection is a black and white palette of graphic, to offset each garment with an extraordinary effect.

This work is deeply ingrained with a sense of decadent and relaxed charm. The fringe caftan and elegant trousers coding feature impressive patterns, which look comfortable and stretchy, making it equally suitable for long distance flights and beach deck chairs.

Fitted styles, such as a conscious sundress with a strap-like body and a cotton sheath dress with a waist, are perfectly tailored, boldly patterned, embroidered and created. Temherley London Fashion was topped with a wide sun hat for that extra summer feel.

The fabric-like patterned colour palette reflected a stylish deco era alongside classic black and white juxtaposed with nude pink, apricots and pistachios.

This is a collection that shyly screams “summer” in every detail. All you need is Factor 50… because your wardrobe is all sorted!

Roxanda

Roxanda Ilinic has paid tribute to 20 years since she created her unique collection at London Fashion Week.

Known for her sculpture collection, voluminous silhouettes and fearless use of colours; Roxanda As an inspiration for her S/S 2026 offering, I turned to sculptor Barbara Hepworth.

RoxandaThe offering was architectural in the heights, claiming their space with the boldness that we have come to expect from this brand.

Another Roxanda The signature properties are the tactile sensation of each element, and this time was no exception. All the films invited viewers to approach, touch, feel and stroke…

The humble collar on the jacket quickly became the headdress of this designer’s hands. The very vibrant coloured fringes reminiscent of beautiful birds, the pure white tints of silk ogarza in the floor-length gown reminded me of a dreamy watercolor painting, while the surprising cobalt blue hat was rather under-tact.

From exquisite dismantling to easy fluidity, from purest primary to deep secondary colors to those who envelop a woman’s shape, this ultra-feminine collection is a beautiful tribute to women and there was no doubt. Roxanda Countless admirations are extremely happy – not to mention the new generation who just first encountered this incredible brand. lucky!

Erdem

Check out the Erdem show:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qri1rpxwng

Erdem Last year’s love of signing things (presumably the 1950s was his favorite era) makes his magic work with magic every season, but this time we’ve delved deeper into the history around designers.

Most loving flower embroidery, faint roses, ruffled collars, brocade, bustle and corsets reinforce the theme of France (Versailles).

The emerald green satin house coat looked very much craving for the brightest neon fabric in velvet and satin devoir, embroidered with floppy camel coats in silver thread.

Although the 2026 version of the French classic, even the slightly nasty pannier dress suddenly looked very “now” and had little planned such a flock outing!

MMMM – Perhaps a visit to the British Museum or even more louvre beauty?

Burberry

Check out the Burberry show:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9qp4na3ocw

How perfect is it to end Fashion Week with a typical British brand? BurberryAn epic show.

The classics that were tried and tested were often twisted in colour, shape or length, and were the definitive whim of a summer music festival.

All the pieces cried out in 1964, from slightly shorter leaves PVC coats and Chelsea boots to swimy mini dresses in psychedelic colours, and drawstring necklines in sheath dresses.

Mini dresses, skinny suits, hoodies, mini coats in fun plaid shades, long skinny scarves, 60s peas, fringed handbags and cute sheath dresses adorned the runway. There was Twiggy (who else?) (Alexa Cheung, Lila Moss, Pixie Geldoff).

Bring these swish A-line coats on your checks, tartan and plaids. Bring crochet pants, macrame dresses and chain mail shorts.

With every fashion, we are embarrassingly in all the British moods. Just add music and Jack is your young man.

Goodbye from London Fashion Week S/S 2026!

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