A few days after the Renaissance of Manchester Fashion Week was revealed, London Fashion Week has presented its September provisional schedule (SS26) that includes a less focused approach to the catwalk.
It will be the first LFW event under the new control of the British fashion chief Laura Weir and is in line with its objective of making British fashion more inclusive and less centralized.
But the track programs remain key to the event and after Weir recently announced that the rates for participation in the launch of BFC members will be discarded, the LFW from September 18 to 22 will have almost 20% more shows and presentations than the SS25 edition.
Of the great important names that the fashion weeks need to create Buzz, Burberry, Erdem, Roksanda, Simone Rocha and Emilia Wickstead will return this time. And the smallest labels for which London is known will include Ahluwalia, Richard Quinn, Marques'almeida, Paolo Carzana, Bora Aksu, Di Petsa, Mark Fast, Harris Reed, Labrum London, Patrick McDowell, Chopova Lowena and Tove.
The unconditional such as Ashish, Paul Costelloe will be there while Temperley London, Malone Souliers and Stephen Jones will organize presentations. Conner IVES, who is generally shown in February, will be shown in September for the first time and Talia Byre will be shown in LFW for the first time too. Other interesting appearances will include the Ebay Endless catwalk, in addition to H&M and 180: The London Issue.
After Weir said he wanted to decentralize LFW, the city's celebration is returning. This is a series of consumer -oriented experiences and activities during September in London, as well as in Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle.
As mentioned, the event will occur just after Manchester's fashion week returns after a 10 -year parenthesis. It will take place for three days from September 9 to 11 and will include both “established brands and emerging designers”, although the schedule has not yet been announced.
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