With their unmissable fashion shows, the fashion capitals will dictate the trends for spring summer 2025.
L'OFFICIEL celebrates 40 years of London Fashion Week with a look at the best designers had to offer on the Autumn/Winter 2024 runways.
Creative Director Daniel Lee presents a series of quintessentially British designs in stunning neutral colours.
In conjunction with London Fashion Week, a cast of British and international stars gathered to celebrate the launch of the Naomi x BOSS collection.
A bold, theatrical homage that skilfully translates the attitude and femininity of the opera singer Maria Callas. At the British Museum, Erdem Moralioglu presents the autumn winter 2024-25 women's collection.
During London Fashion Week, David Koma presents the autumn winter 2024-25 women's fashion show. A collection that celebrates femininity with shots of glamour and movement.
At London Fashion Week Jonathan Anderson presents his autumn winter 2024-25 women's show. Special guests in the first row Emma Marrone, Asa Butterfield, Hari Nef, Olivier Sim among many.
40 years of fashion, L'OFFICIEL explores how London Fashion Week became a unique hub for up-and-coming designers and luxury brands alike.
London Fashion Week blows out 30 candles. The Women's Fashion Week edition returns to London from 16 to 20 February 2024.
From September 16, 2023, to February 11, 2024, this exhibition, featured as part of London Fashion Week, revisits three decades during which London's budding talents have left an indelible mark on the global fashion scene.
A look into the lens of photographer Julia Spicer, in the middle of London Fashion Week.
Daniel Lee continues to reinterpret Burberry's signature trench coat in his own way.
At London Fashion Week Erdem Moralioglu presents the spring summer 2024 women's collection. A tribute to the life and style of Deborah, the Duchess of Devonshire.
Roksanda's spring summer 2024 creations parade among the brutalist architecture of the Barbican Center in London.
At London Fashion Week the Georgian designer presents a spring summer 2024 collection inspired by a photo of Queen Elizabeth II on a motorcycle.