Hu Bing’s HUBING SELECTS explores leather, light and the passage of time for Spring/Summer 2027, moving between 1930, 2030 and 3030 at London Fashion Week.

Dimitra Petsa explores motherhood and self-mothering for Spring/Summer 2027, pushing her signature wet-look draping into a more theatrical and physical collection.

Huishan Zhang explores the art of suggestion for Spring/Summer 2027, combining modernised cheongsams, intricate craftsmanship and innovative fabrics with a quieter approach to sensuality.

Seán McGirr brings Alexander McQueen back to London for Spring/Summer 2027, balancing Piero della Francesca, rave culture, Savile Row tailoring and Shaun Leane’s sharp metalwork in a collection that continues to define his vision for the house.

Burberry closed London Fashion Week SS27 with Daniel Lee reworking the house’s British codes through Celia Birtwell prints, relaxed tailoring, floral embroidery and a more lived-in approach to luxury.

YUHAN AO SS27 explores material autonomy through ramie, mohair and a presentation that breaks down the boundaries between backstage, runway and audience.

Richard Quinn SS27 embraces “hyper-glamour” with dramatic gowns, sequins, florals, opera gloves and black latex, bringing 1980s excess back to London Fashion Week.

Erdem SS27 looks to 1920s aerialist Barbette for a study in masculine and feminine tension, combining mannish tailoring, lingerie, feathers, crystals and romantic florals at London Fashion Week.

Geordie Campbell made his London Fashion Week debut with 15 Steps, a 24-look collection exploring queer history, cruising culture and George Michael through expressive tailoring, British craftsmanship and coded references.

Bora Aksu looked to 17th-century artist Mary Beale for SS27, combining romantic silhouettes, masculine tailoring and centuries-old Antep embroidery in a collection presented at London Fashion Week.

Ray Chu’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, Fans Only Club, brings Taiwanese botanical references, gender-fluid tailoring and playful collaborations to London Fashion Week, finding strength in the delicate beauty of the Sambucus flower.

Rory William Docherty SS27 explores connection and craftsmanship through clean silhouettes, sculptural knots, fluid fabrics and a quietly beautiful presentation at London Fashion Week.

Edeline Lee SS27 draws on ballet’s pursuit of perfection, translating movement, lightness and discipline into polished tailoring and feminine silhouettes.

Toga SS27 embraces the heat with sheer layers, sharp tailoring and playful proportions, as Yasuko Furuta lets the summer breeze become part of the collection.

Yuhan Wang SS27 turns the bedroom into a world of intimacy and unease, blending lingerie, daywear and romantic details into a sensual London Fashion Week collection.

Pauline Dujancourt SS27 explores independence and renewal while expanding her signature knitwear into new textiles, bridalwear and a more commercially minded wardrobe.

KNWLS SS27 marks a more grown-up chapter for the London label, balancing bourgeois polish with leather, sensual silhouettes and its signature tension between toughness and fragility.

Paolo Carzana SS27 brings fragile textiles, handcraft and sculptural silhouettes to London Fashion Week, creating an atmospheric collection caught between fashion and art.

Chopova Lowena SS27 transforms a London bowling alley into a Slavic fever dream, combining folklore, 1950s sportswear and modular dressing.

Ahluwalia's SS27 collection Revel explores resistance through sensual tailoring, migration and human connection, making joy central to its message.