Ray Chu SS27 ‘Fans Only Club’ Brings Taiwan’s Sambucus Flower to London Fashion Week
Ray Chu presented Fans Only Club for Spring/Summer 2027 during London Fashion Week on 18 September, translating Taiwan’s Sambucus flower, locally known as 冇骨消, into a gender-fluid wardrobe of refined tailoring, translucent layers and body-conscious silhouettes. The collection uses the flower
POET-LAB SS27 ‘REMEMBER’ Turns Memory Into Architectural Form at London Fashion Week
POET-LAB presented its SS27 collection REMEMBER in London on 18 September during London Fashion Week, using memory, identity and the personal history of muse Elton Ilirjani as the basis for a wardrobe of oversized volumes, asymmetric tailoring and genderless forms. Albania provides the collection’
ANCIELA SS27 Explores Motherhood and Material Innovation at London Fashion Week
London-based womenswear label ANCIELA presented its SS27 collection at Regent Quarter on 17 September during London Fashion Week, bringing adaptive tailoring and experimental materials into a wider exploration of motherhood, memory and environmental responsibility. Rather than treating sustainabilit
SUMMER WEEKEND by OFD 2026 Reveals What It Takes to Create Fashion During War
SUMMER WEEKEND by OFD 2026 took place in Odesa on 8 and 9 August, bringing Ukrainian designers, emerging talent, educators, media and industry professionals together across two locations. The second day went ahead after a combined missile and drone attack struck Odesa and the surrounding region over
“One of a Kind”: Odessa Fashion Day Season 32 kept Ukrainian fashion visible, individual and moving forward
Some cities refuse to go quiet. In May, Odesa became one of them again as Odessa Fashion Day held its 32nd season, bringing designers, students, partners and the creative community together under the theme “ONE OF A KIND.” What unfolded across two days was not only a fashion programme. It was a
“Fashion as understanding”: London Fashion Day Season 7 turned the runway into a study of identity
On 1 May 2026, London Fashion Day returned to St John’s Church, Hyde Park with a seventh season that felt less like a standard runway programme and more like a conversation about identity, presence and connection. The setting mattered. In the morning light of one of London’s most atmospheric cul
Mur Mur’s London Fashion Day show explored the quiet power of sensual minimalism
At London Fashion Day, Ukrainian brand Mur Mur presented a collection built around a clear emotional idea: women should shine. Not through excessive styling or forced spectacle, but through confidence, silhouette, and the quiet certainty of knowing who they are. The brand’s language sits between h
French Impressionism as a wearable gallery: MAD DAISY’s “Lumière de Guillaumin” landed in London
MAD DAISY, the art-to-wear label founded by Dr. Margarita Fedoseev, brought its AW26 womenswear project “Lumière de Guillaumin” to London after debuting the collection in New York. The showcase appeared within Fashion Scout’s Ones To Watch programme during the February fashion week season. Ti
Fashion Week & The City put Pearl Academy’s next generation on a London runway this February
Fashion Week & The City returned to London Fashion Week with a multi-designer showcase at St John’s Church, Hyde Park, opening the month’s schedule with a focus on emerging voices and global creative exchange. At the centre of this edition were three emerging designers from India’s Pearl A
The “Spotlight Series” turned Hyde Park into a stage for schools, platforms and Lagos couture
Fashion Week & The City made its return last Thursday with “The Spotlight Series”, a fast-moving multi-designer runway staged inside St John’s Church, Hyde Park — a format built for quick discovery rather than a single-brand narrative. This season’s line-up paired industry platforms wi
