Fashion Week

The Biggest Trends From London Fashion Week 2022

High shine, ruffles, and more.

by Allie Fasanella
LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 18: A model walks the runway during the 16Arlington show during London F...
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London Fashion Week saw some fierce trends for spring 2023. Brands like Erdem, Halpern, Christopher Kane, and Simone Rocha brought avant-garde looks, sequins, crystals, and metallics. Ahead, see the most notable runway trends from LFW.

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Blinding Metallics

Fabulously shiny looks were spotted at Nensi Dojaka and Simone Rocha. The glitzy aesthetic is reminiscent of dancing under disco balls until dawn.
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Celestial

In addition to leopard print and polka-dots, Halpern sent blue velvet looks inspired by the night sky down the runway.
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Goth Goes Glam

All-black dresses with edgy cut-outs and lace detailing were seen at Christopher Kane, Richard Quinn, Halpern, Simone Rocha, and more.
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Whimsical Embroidery

Erdem and Bora Aksu were among those that delivered fanciful looks with eye-catching details for spring 2023.
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Life-Like Florals

Dresses emblazoned with realist prints showing striking flowers traversed the catwalk at Christopher Kane’s show.
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All-Over Embellishments

16Arlington was just one brand that showed designs decked out with sparkling adornments for next season.
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Fierce Frills

There was no shortage of flouncy ruffles and ornate trimmings at London Fashion Week. This was especially apparent at Bora Aksu and Simone Rocha’s shows.
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Asymmetrical Silhouettes

Nensi Dojaka was just one designer that played with asymmetric lines at LFW, debuting single-sleeved tops perfect for a night out.
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Dresses Over Jeans

The controversial trend is officially back. Case in point: this bold Molly Goddard look, grounded by blue Western boots.
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Tie-Front Tops

Skin-baring looks were seen at Rejina Pyo, among others, like David Koma, Nensi Dojaka, and Daniel W. Fletcher.
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Sleepwear As Outerwear

Appealing to the comfort-driven shopper, Daniel W. Fletcher showed a chic pajama-inspired set, complete with a striped button-up and billowy, low-slung shorts.
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Distressed Leather

16Arlington’s slouchy, off-the-shoulder mini dress made of weathered brown leather couldn’t have looked cooler.