London Fashion Week (LFW) wrapped up with a mix of bold trends, celebrity sightings, and innovative runway presentations. The event saw the return of major names like Alexander McQueen and Mulberry, with Christopher Kane making his debut as the new creative director for the heritage brand. These high-profile launches set the stage for a season filled with creativity and nostalgia. One of the most talked-about moments was at Chopova Lowena, where two dogs strutted down the runway—one in a neon green puffer jacket and the other sporting sunglasses, drawing both laughter and admiration from the audience. This year’s LFW featured a wide range of runway formats, from traditional salon-style shows to more unconventional setups. Harris Reed presented a dramatic collection on a runway styled like a salon, while Simone Rocha staged a show in a courthouse setting. Emilia Wickstead opted for a more intimate approach, hosting a film screening of her designs, and another show was held outdoors at the Barbican, where students from the City of London were invited to attend. Celebrity guests included Joan Collins, Ruth Wilson, and Paapa Essiedu, who were spotted at various events throughout the week. Several key color and style trends emerged. A striking shade of red, dubbed "scarlet fever," dominated the season. This included everything from red half-zip jumpers at M&S to cherry-patterned designs by Ahluwalia. Models at Simone Rocha had their lips stained with red, and white gowns were decorated with red appliqué roses. A standout piece was a vibrant apple red funnel neck bomber jacket, which was widely praised for its boldness and versatility. Another notable trend was the rise of "loud lingerie," where designers incorporated elements of undergarments into their collections. Harris Reed and Susan Fang featured corset-like details, while Simone Rocha presented deconstructed slip dresses and garter-inspired designs. Sinead Gorey collaborated with Ann Summers for a party that included lingerie-themed outfits, with accessories like welts and even free vibrators being handed out to guests, highlighting the playful and provocative side of the trend. Square-toed shoes were a popular choice, with Miista boots and Lili Curia’s witchy designs receiving particular attention. Patent leather mules with square toes were also noted as stylish options for the front row. Tassels made a comeback for spring/summer 2027, appearing on everything from midi skirts at M&S to blazers and trousers by Ahluwalia. Toga incorporated silver tassels into its suiting, covering models’ hands and adding texture to cashmere jumpers. Meanwhile, the trend of "no mascara faces" continued, with models and editors favoring clean, dewy looks that emphasized a fresh, well-rested appearance.