Leading up to London Fashion Week, the vibes, as the saying goes, were off. More than a few brands scrapped shows they had been planning and others forewent planning them at all. But any doom and gloom as fashion week approached did not deter the most passionate fans,

Once home to visionaries such as Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen, London Fashion Week is undergoing change, and today’s designers are figuring out what works best for them.

Now that London Fashion Week 2025 is over, here are the trends and best hair looks observed throughout the week.

Burberry closed London Fashion Week - the only homegrown super brand to take part in the season and at a critical turnaround time. CEO Joshua Schulman is leading the revolution, rebooting the core offering,

Suffice it to say that many of the fall 2025 shows in London were defined by their celeb-heavy models, and we’ve rounded up all the most memorable appearances. Scroll through to see them all. And rest assured that we’ll be keeping our eyes peeled to see who will show up on the runways in Milan and Paris.

Burberry closed London Fashion Week A/W 2025 with a wonderful rendition to British culture at London's Tate Britain, under Daniel Lee's creative direction

Oversize suiting was a standout trend on the Saint Laurent and Bottega Veneta S/S 25 runways, and the London crowd fully embraced it for the F/W 25 shows.

Even though some key players were missing from the calendar (J.W. Anderson and Molly Goddard, to name a couple), brands managed to bring an exciting variety of trends to the runway. Here, eight trends to know from London Fashion Week.