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LFW Street Style Spring/Summer 2025 Is A Breath Of Fresh Air
The perfect balance of rebellion and elegance.
Just as quickly as it came, New York Fashion Week has come to a close, sending the fashion set across the pond to merry Old England. Londontown is next in line to be abuzz with influencers, editors, industry insiders, and designers, igniting the city streets with stylish moments at every corner. And that’s not just in reference to the runways. As many know, London has its own sartorial rhythm, one that’s strummed for decades and sprouted iconic heritage labels like Burberry, Vivienne Westwood, and Alexander McQueen as well as more modern ones like Molly Goddard and Simone Rocha. So, it’s natural that the street style during London Fashion Week delivers some of the best of the month as a whole. For the Spring/Summer 2025 season, the city’s signature style cocktail of unapologetic rebellion and classic British elegance was in full force.
Indeed, from the jump, attendees of the six-day event’s collections brought their A-game, donning looks that added some heat to the British chill that’s already in the air. Always ahead of the curve, the crowd was quick to display trends just seen on NYC runways last week. There were all-white ensembles (American Labor Day rules be damned) and bold denim moments on full display. And that’s just on the first couple of days.
Ahead, the bold British style moments flooding the streets of London during fashion week. And, stay tuned as TZR updates this list with more moments throughout the following days.
Day 4
Influencer Grece Ghanem hit the Burberry show in this chic fur collar coat.
To brave the chilly London weather, one guest wore a flower appliue Prada bomber from the label’s Fall/Winter 2022 collection.
Pants were uneccessary with this guest, who opted for rich cocoa-colored tights instead.
Winter white is the perfect way to work blanc into your cold-weather wardrobe. For particularly cool days, pair your piece with a more technical essential like a leather bomber jacket. This LFW guest modeled the strategy nicely.
Day 3
This attendee’s soft scarf doubled as a top.
Simultaneously sporty and feminine, this outfit offers the best of both worlds.
Jacket weather is drawing near, and this puffy, quilted style is as cozy as it gets.
This showgoer clearly isn’t over Brat girl summer, as proven by her striking lime green ensemble.
Above, the epitome of a conversation-starting bag.
Day 2
Traditional tartan was reimagined by this guest via ultra-long shorts, a cropped tank, and platform Mary Janes with ankle socks.
Prep gets an outdoorsy makeover with the addition of a puffer vest, tossed over a sweater vest and pleated skirt.
Ultra large handbags are coming into view for fall, and this LFW guest is already on board, sporting a circular puffy pink handbag.
This patchwork denim jacket is a departure from the art-and-crafts-looking items generally associated with the look. The vertical panelling makes for a more modern, sleeker look.
This guest takes on strategic layering, tossing a patchwork suede jacket over a bright red cardigan and leather mini skirt.
Day 1
Why settle for one trend, when you can mix and match multiple? One guest seamlessly complemented patchwork denim with a graphic mesh long-sleeve top. She took it to the next level with a pop of fiery red via a sculptural handle bag.
It seems bold bottoms are the look du jour among LFW attendees this season. This guest went for black-and-white tie-dye denim, neutralized with black separates including a sheer top, leather jacket, and handbag.
Sequins are not just for the holiday season. In fact, a glittering skirt can work nicely for everyday, when paired with more grounded pieces. This guest, for example, balanced out her shimmering midi with gray sweatshirt, black wool coat, black kitten heel pumps and a Balenciaga bag.
Regencycore is alive and well at LFW. This guest effortlessly revived the trend that swept the fashion world two years ago, making it feel fresh and fun for fall. Decked in an all-white ensemble, she layered a white empire-waist dress over a lace skirt, accessorizing with a white pearl-embellished handbag and leather sandals (with socks, of course, as it’s chilly in the UK!).
Nothing feels as British as a tailored tartan suit. Dubbing her look “#Britcore” in a recent Instagram post, model Isabella Charlotta Poppius donned a Rowing Blazers jacket with coordinating bell-bottomed trousers by Jane Atelier. A little interest was added by way of leopard pumps.
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