
Published 25 September 2026
Sue Evans,
Katie DevlinThe Spring/Summer 2027 London Fashion Week will be remembered for the wide roster of aspiring young designers whose individualism is keeping London’s famed creativity alive, showing alongside more established names, such as Christopher Kane at Mulberry, McQueen’s return to the London catwalks and the almost couture-like sensibilities seen at Burberry and Erdem.



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