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The Street Style At London Fashion Week Is Rife With Smart Styling Hacks

The Brits never miss the mark.

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The Street Style At London Fashion Week

The fashion month train is chugging along. After the first stop in New York, where industry insiders spent six consecutive days bopping around Manhattan to take in all the new lewks, everyone has now made their way across the pond for London Fashion Week. This season is particularly special for British folks as LFW is honoring its 40th anniversary. As such, it seems every designer wants in on the festivities — considering there are a whopping 44 shows and 15 presentations (plus tons of parties) packed into just five days. And judging by the top-notch street style looks captured outside the LFW Fall/Winter 2024 shows, attendees also came ready to celebrate the milestone.

For those eager to learn how to dress like a London street style star, there are a few trending looks you should know about. For one, show-goers are embracing the red shoe craze running rampant right now. Some attendees are opting for chic chunky heels (paired with matching tights, obviously), while others are hitting the streets in winter-approved ankle boots rendered in the intense hue. Not to mention, the Brits are always ahead of the game when it comes to smart styling hacks, and this season is no different. Unexpected layering ideas — such as a lace long-sleeve top under a short puff-sleeve jacket — are specifically dominating the fashion scene.

Keep scrolling ahead to see TZR’s favorite street style looks so far at LFW. Keep coming back for more because there’s no doubt the Brits have plenty of sartorial tricks up their sleeves.

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Influencer Susie Lau donned Barbour X Erdem’s cute quilt-looking jacket to the Molly Goddard show.

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This showgoer doubled down on red plaid.

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A velvet pullover and zebra print miniskirt work surprisingly well together.

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Ties are shaping up to be one of fashion month’s most popular street style looks.

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Love this attendee’s sporty leather jacket? Turn to your local thrift shops for a similar topper.

Day 3

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Whenever your outfit could use some extra oomph, throw on a statement necklace.

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Loewe’s Spring/Summer 2023 balloon heels are still a cult-favorite piece (and it’s easy to see why).

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This attendee’s edgy leather separates and cheery yellow pullover made for the perfect mix.

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Influencer Vanessa Hong sported a JW Anderson tank to the designer’s show.

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It’s safe to say Salomon sneakers are fashion’s latest It look.

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Paris-based influencer Maria Bernad rocked a vibrant fringe top at the JW Anderson show.

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Astrid Boutrot, The Webster’s women’s buying and fashion director, proved the power of a luxe belt.

Day 2

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Marine Serre’s logo long-sleeve top layered underneath a sunny yellow suiting vest = genius.

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Do you see it? This guest added a spider brooch to her highlighter-hued tulle dress (and honestly, we kinda love it).

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Influencer Caroline Ebo balanced out her super-short miniskirt with a structured oversized blazer.

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A track jacket and fringe is a combo we never imagined would be so chic.

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Sometimes your best accessory is your phone case (bonus points if it has strawberries on it).

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Celebrity stylist Law Roach turned up in a polished red and black coat.

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Tying a sweater around your shoulders is one of the easiest ways to give your outfit intrigue.

Day 1

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Here, the aforementioned styling trick — a skin-tight lace top underneath a voluminous coat. Instead of a jacket, this could also work with a roomy short-sleeve tee, if you’re feeling adventurous.

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If you’ve been thinking about giving the red accessories trend a go, take this as your sign that it’s not too late.

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A neon bag and animal print boots are key to zhuzhing up an otherwise understated outfit.

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We’re now itching for a colorful, ultra-puffy coat — how about you?

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Fact: Luxe winter whites will always be en vogue.

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Editor Tara Gonzalez gave a masterclass in wearing the dress-over-pants trend.

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This attendee also got the red shoe memo. We love how she married the striking shade with a rich maroon coat.

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