Global style, one runway: Art Hearts Fashion’s London AW26 line-up spanned 12 labels in two days

Art Hearts Fashion brought its AW26 energy back to London with a two-day runway programme at St John’s Church, Hyde Park, positioning international design voices inside the capital’s February fashion-week orbit.

Founded in 2010 by Erik Rosete, the platform is built around high-impact runway production and a global network that connects designers across regions and aesthetics.

This season’s line-up read like a snapshot of contemporary fashion’s mood-board: glamour versus street, precision tailoring versus bold colour, and heritage cues reframed through modern silhouettes — each designer keeping a distinct signature that translated cleanly on runway.

Giannina Azar (Dominican Republic) — Caribbean vibrancy, amplified colour, and bold modern glamour.

Idol Jose (Venezuela) — Playful streetwear silhouettes powered by punchy palettes.

Bad Pink (Chile) — Sharp, provocative edge designed to push the conversation forward.

Pia Bolte (Germany) — Minimal, architectural tailoring with crisp contemporary structure.

David Tupaz (USA) — Elevated craftsmanship and standout details with a polished finish.

House of Byfield (Netherlands) — Street culture translated into dynamic, wearable high fashion.

Mister Triple X (USA) — Graphic-driven streetwear with playful cultural references.

Merlin Castell (Honduras) — Expressive movement-led looks celebrating individuality.

Haus of Harleen (USA) — Western influence reworked into modern, versatile tailoring.

Glaudi (USA) — Practical colour and elegance designed for real-life wardrobes.

Cross Colours (USA) — 90s streetwear DNA with bold prints and social messages.

Will Franco (Mexico) — Eclectic modern design grounded in Mexican culture and craft.