London Fashion Week (LFW) continues to showcase a blend of established and emerging talent as it kicks off the spring 2027 season. This year's focus is on homegrown designers, with significant returns on the schedule.
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One of the standout events is the return of Alexander McQueen, showcasing its collection in London for the first time in 25 years. Creative director Seán McGirr is taking the brand back to its roots, a move championed by British Fashion Council CEO Laura Weir, who has sought to bring McQueen back since assuming her role last April. Additionally, Mulberry will make its return to the calendar after a six-year absence, now under the direction of Christopher Kane.
LFW maintains its reputation for highlighting new talent through the British Fashion Council’s Newgen initiative, which provides emerging designers like Pauline Dujancourt and Petra Fagerström an opportunity to present their work. Other new participants include Charlie Constantinou, E.W.USIE, Liza Keane, and Oscar Ouyang.
The schedule also features established designers such as Simone Rocha, Erdem, Tolu Coker, Richard Quinn, and Emilia Wickstead. The week is set to conclude on September 21 with one of London's most iconic brands, Burberry, capping off a vibrant showcase. Fashion enthusiasts are encouraged to stay tuned for updates on the latest moments from this year's event.