Live from London Fashion Week—Your Minute-by-Minute Overview of the Shows, Trends, and Highlights Shaping SS26.

      Welcome to the second day of London Fashion Week. The event commenced last night with Ebay's Endless Runway at Shoreditch Electric, showcasing a live, shoppable selection of archival items from beloved British brands such as J.W. Anderson, Christopher Kane, and Simone Rocha. Following that, we headed to King’s Cross to see Harris Reed celebrate their tenth show in London with the collection titled "The Aviary," featuring demi-couture pieces characterized by sculptural shapes and Reed’s trademark theatrical flair. Later in the evening, H&M energized the atmosphere with a dazzling runway that included It models like Alex Constani, Lila Moss, and Iris Law, as well as a live performance by London’s own Lola Young, who also made her runway debut that same night. And of course, the nightlife continued to thrive even after the shows concluded, with parties extending deep into the night. Today is set to offer an equal spectacle, with exciting brands like MITHRIDATE, Di Petsa, and Chopova Lowena showcasing throughout the city. Recognized among the “big four” as a launchpad for new talent, London Fashion Week provides innovative viewpoints and a wealth of creativity, mirroring the city’s vibrant, youthful spirit. Over the weekend, we'll provide live updates on essential highlights, from standout shows and emerging trends to must-have pieces and pivotal moments that will shape the Spring/Summer 2026 season. Our editors are present, ready to deliver everything directly to you. Stay tuned for behind-the-scenes access to all the happenings.

      Meet the Editors: Natalie Munro serves as Who What Wear UK’s news writer, delivering daily coverage on the latest fashion trends and collaborations, alongside celebrity style and significant events like award shows and runway seasons.

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      2025-09-19T13:33:26.210Z: Bora Aksu’s runway show this afternoon was filled with whimsical tights and bonnets. Emphasizing the lace trend, the collection evoked a childlike sense of wonder, providing an escape in the sunlit venue.

      2025-09-19T13:15:46.136Z: Trend alert! Puff ball skirts are making a strong comeback for SS26. Seen at Mithridate and Keburia, as well as in Harris Reed’s sculptural interpretation of the silhouette, this voluminous, ultra-feminine style is poised to be a significant trend next season.

      2025-09-19T12:25:36.437Z: Day Two saw MITHRIDATE infuse the runway with a sense of hope this morning, featuring pastel pinks and seafoam greens balanced by richer burgundy and brown hues. Summer scarves and unapologetic sparkle turned traditional summer silhouettes on their head—an approach our editors are eager to see transition off the runway and into everyday fashion, with a thread of preppiness tying the collection together. Under the new creative direction of Daniel Fletcher, the label is quickly becoming one of the buzzworthy names in London.

      2025-09-19T08:39:08.633Z: H&M presented a part-runway, part-concert spectacle in three acts, bringing excitement to London Fashion Week. A star-studded lineup of 70 models, including Romeo Beckham, Sora Choi, Alex Consani, Paloma Elsesser, Amelia Gray, Iris Law, and Lila Moss showcased the high street brand’s autumn/winter 2025 collection, highlighting some of the season’s key trends: slouchy buccaneer boots, glossy leathers, and sharp tailoring. The show concluded with a performance by London singer Lola Young, marking it as one of the most discussed moments of day one.

      2025-09-19T08:36:44.163Z: For its tenth season, Harris Reed introduced The Aviary on Day One of London Fashion Week—a collection inspired by the gothic architecture of its Saint Pancras setting. True to the brand’s identity, sculptural shapes and exaggerations of the human form were woven throughout, with deconstructed and dramatic designs conveying an essence of regality for maximum impact.

      2025-09-19T06:21:37.403Z: Ebay’s Endless Runway highlighted archival fashion, reinforcing London’s status as a leader in sustainable style. Items from Simone Rocha, Prada, and more were available for purchase straight off the catwalk, alongside cult classics like graphic tees from Christopher Kane and Vivienne Westwood.