LLondon Fashion Week is in full swing. And this time the protagonist Queen, who passed away on December 29, is Vivienne Westwood. The London Fashion Week Autumn-Winter 2023/2024 is named after her: on February 16, her start with her memorial in Southwark cathedral, a taste of the fashion show thanks to the looks of the stars. The official fashion shows, from 17 to 21 Februarywelcome the big names and the new generation of English (and non-English) fashion.
In the galleryall the best releases from the London Autumn-Winter 2023/2024 shows, updated day by day.
LFW FW23/24, the trends on the catwalk
Always at the forefront in discovering talents and lines that are more original than ever. LFW is the appointment with fashion that you don’t expect: and in fact, names never heard of before and collections that break with tradition parade on the catwalk. Instead of check and kilt, here the catwalks of the London Autumn-Winter 2023/2024 fashion shows focus entirely on innovative and avant-garde ensembles and trends. On the one hand in the wake of a sexy and biting aesthetic, as demonstrated by the catwalk of David Koma, a regular at British Fashion Week; on the other a more feminine and bon ton look, not without references to the past and cultural citations, as demonstrated by the fashion show for Molly Goddard staged at St Martin’s Library.
Vinyl according to David Koma (Spotlight Launchmetrics).
Among the new debuts, Ahluwalia And About Petsa hit the mark with collections with a high rate of sexyness. Among the trends for the next cold season already spotted at NYFW, the return of more artistic prints, from tie-dye winter atmarble effectas seen from Edward Crutchley. Instead, the collection of. is inspired by the Japanese visual artist Atsuko Tanaka Roksanda.
The English outfit, revolutionized
The look ideas to immediately copy at the London 2023 fashion shows, to prepare for spring in style: the slip dress worn over jeans by Conner Ives; the most chic transpositions of the trendy gothic style, signed Bora Aksu; but also the chocolate brown looks of Marco Capaldothe (Italian) creative director of one of the most interesting brands on the London scene, 16ArlingtonAnd Simon Rocha.
Nothing to do with tradition, but a leap forward marked by an irresistible vintage touch, also made by Eudon Choithe much-loved Korean designer based in London.
The camel coat from girl boss, Eudon Choi (Photo: Spotlight Launchmetrics).
From Burberry to Moncler
All eyes are on Burberry and the debut of Daniel Lee. But despite the exceptional attendance and prominent names – too Moncler brings the Genius project to London – what matters are, as always, the outfits and combinations on the catwalk. What will be the next style ideas?
Other trends and combinations to copy are on the way: all that remains is to wait for the next London Fashion Week Fall-Winter 2023/2024 fashion shows. And take notes…
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