The Best Looks From London Fashion Week S/S 2024
The best of London fashion is here!
The Brits are bringing the drama for Spring 2024 and we’re all here for it. From JW Anderson’s line-up of wearable art, Simone Rocha’s take on bridal wear, to 16Arlington’s sheer sequin creations, and more, London Fashion Week made quite an impact this season.
Highlights of LFW include electric hues, all things metallic, and an array of accessories such as bows, studs, and brooches.
Take a look at the gallery down below to see our favorite looks from each show. Stay tuned for our Milan Fashion Week, and Paris Fashion Week highlights here on Metro.Style.
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JW Anderson
Jonathan Anderson has always been known for his wearable art. For Spring 2024, the designer explored on inflated tops, items molded with clay, extreme drapes, and trousers covered in feathers. His work could be seen as cartoonish pieces for every day.
16Arlington
High shine and carefully undone pieces stole the show at 16Arlington’s Spring 2024 runway presentation. Sheer sequins, crinkly silk sheaths, and fuzzy sweats filled the line up to the brim!
Richard Quinn
Following last season’s evening wear extravaganza, Richard Quinn made more enchanting gowns featuring meticulous embroidery, feather appliqués, and his signature floral motifs.
Simone Rocha
Simone Rocha’s Spring 2024 lineup is an ode to the beauty of all things nuptial. From tiered coats and gowns, mega bows, to rose bouquets, we’re saying “I do” to this collection.
Erdem
Set at the British Museum, Erdem presented their Spring 2024 collection with texture, opulent jacquards, and voluminous dresses in mind. Did we mentioned how obsessed we are about Erdem's brooches and 3d accessories from this collection?
Burberry
Tactile florals and deep earth tones are at the core of Daniel Lee’s vision for Burberry in Spring 2024. The iconic Burberry trench coat is reimagined with a different waist!
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