(Street Style)

London Fashion Week’s Street Style Is A Feast For The Eyes

Wow.

by Kelsey Stewart
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With a nine-day gap between New York and London Fashion Week this season, there’s been a bit of a lull in the runway world. But the break is now over, as attendees have landed across the pond for another round of shows from renowned British designers like Harris Reed, Richard Quinn, and Simone Rocha. And you best believe guests packed the best-of-the-best looks in their closets, as confirmed by the LFW Fall/Winter 2025 street style. Let’s just say attendees have left no sartorial stone unturned.

Showgoers are hitting the pavement in the season’s top trends, like, for instance, the powder pink color craze that reigned on the Spring/Summer 2025 runways (Alaïa, Brandon Maxwell, and Khaite included). One street style star wore the visually pleasing shade by way of an eye-catching asymmetrical skirt while another bundled up in a toasty soft pink puffer jacket. What’s more, there are always styling tricks aplenty to glean inspiration from in London — and this season, it’s the sweater-as-a-scarf look. Yes, many fashion folks are tying their knitwear around their necks for extra warmth (and major style points).

Keep scrolling to take in the top fashion moments on the streets during LFW. Note: This gallery will be updated daily as the festivities go until Monday.

Feb. 23

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Nordstrom’s associate fashion editor, Linda Zhang, rocked a voluminous black-and-white look to the Simone Rocha show.

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New York-based content creator Chloe King made a bold statement in a unique one-shoulder number, which she layered over a suit.

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Actress Jessica Brown-Findlay pulled out her knee-skimming Bermuda shorts a little early.

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Between the tie and basketball-like bag, this accessory moment is top-notch.

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Influencer Bettina Looney looked ladylike in a blue floral gown and sheer gloves.

Feb. 22

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Here’s an idea: Why not rock your bodysuit over a pair of pants?

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Though the checkerboard print trend comes and goes, the motif will always be cool.

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Level up your look by wearing bright socks over equally vibrant tights.

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Sporting a blazer with shoulder pads, a tie, and a briefcase, this guest tried menswear-inspired dressing on for size.

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It’s hard not to crack a smile when seeing fun bag charms, such as the iterations above.

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This attendee grounded her pink sparkly skirt with understated cream pieces.

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Content creator Renia Jaz proves a coat can really make or break your whole outfit.

Feb. 21

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No pants, no problem — take notes from this attendee and pair a long button-down with sheer tights and knee-high boots.

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From the long floral quilted vest to the boat shoes adorned with charms, this outfit is truly in a class of its own.

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Fact: An asymmetrical skirt adds an intriguing element to every look.

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This attendee got a head start on spring dressing, mixing together dreamy pastel shades.

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Doubling up on knitwear is a practical and polished fashion hack to try out.

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A feather scarf is sure to bring the drama, especially when teamed with an equally glamorous coat.

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This showgoer is getting through the last leg of winter in a feel-good pink puffer jacket.