London Fashion Week SS27 ran from 17 to 21 September 2026, with 47 catwalk shows and 23 presentations across the capital. It was a season built on contradiction: underdone glamour, reworked archives and colours that refused to whisper. From Roksanda’s fringe on the National Theatre roof garden to Mithridate’s scarlet tulle, these are the six trends that held our gaze, and the independent designer pieces at MIXMVSE London that let you wear them now, long before Spring/Summer 2027 reaches the shops.
The six London Fashion Week SS27 trends at a glance
- Fringe in motion, as seen at Roksanda
- White romance and softened corsetry, as seen at Harris Reed
- Tailoring, reworked, as seen at SRVC
- Maximalist stripes and acid green, as seen at Chopova Lowena
- Lilac and window-pane checks, as seen at Argo Studio
- Scarlet that refuses to whisper, as seen at Mithridate
1. Fringe in Motion: Roksanda
Roksanda showed on the roof garden of the National Theatre, with a collection shaped by the braided, knotted rope sculptures of textile artist Françoise Grossen. Loose threads and shaggy fringing spilled over the tailoring, and the palette pushed beyond the house’s familiar black, ivory and chocolate into lime, turquoise, yellow and hot pink.
The look we chose says everything: a textured black column dress trailing pink-and-ivory fringe, finished with long black gloves. Fringe ran through the whole week, from Labrum to Mithridate, and the message is movement. A fringed piece does the work of an entire outfit, so keep everything around it sleek and let it swing.
How to wear it now: pair a fringed skirt with a fine knit and a long leather glove for evening, or anchor it with flat loafers by day.
Shop the fringe trend at MIXMVSE
- L’eskizzo JacksonNightfall Fringe Skirt: a black, high-waisted maxi covered in fringe and cut to move. Buy the fringe skirt here →
- TO BE Accessories Opera-Length Leather Gloves in Black: 57–62 cm of black leather lined in red silk-linen, the exact Roksanda finishing touch. Buy the opera gloves here →
- J’amemme Alisha Pleated Top in Pink: for the hot-pink side of Roksanda’s palette, hand-pleated in Kyiv. Buy the pink pleated top here →
2. White Romance and Softened Corsetry: Harris Reed
Harris Reed staged a salon-style show at the Mandarin Oriental in Knightsbridge, his first collection since leaving Nina Ricci. The palette was almost entirely white. Sculpted bodices, exaggerated shoulders and his signature cage crinolines sat alongside sheer organza and fluid gowns, so the corsetry felt softer and more romantic than before.
White was one of the defining statements of SS27 in London: not a safe choice, but a way to put every seam and fold on show. Corsetry, meanwhile, has moved firmly out of the lingerie drawer and into daywear.
How to wear it now: treat the corset as a top. Wear it over a crisp white shirt, or with a fluid maxi skirt for evening.
Shop white romance and corsetry at MIXMVSE
- J’amemme Bella Dress in White: architectural hand-pleating with a matching bodysuit. Buy the white Bella dress here →
- L’eskizzo Fez Off-Shoulder Wool Corset: a boned bodice in navy pinstripe wool that bridges this trend and the next. Buy the Fez corset here →
- KARPOVA Semi-Sheer Turtleneck Top in White: hand-made 3D appliqués on sheer viscose. Buy the white turtleneck here →
- KARPOVA Skirt With Side Cuts: a low-waisted white maxi with side slits for fluid movement. Buy the white maxi skirt here →
Explore every structured bodice in our designer corsets collection.
3. Tailoring, Reworked: SRVC
SRVC, the London womenswear label founded by Masha Adonyeva in 2021, presented its tenth season in a setting styled as a flower market. The two looks we picked sum up its approach to reworking wardrobe essentials: a relaxed black pinstripe suit worn with loafers, and a knitted cut-out dress over a white collared tee, finished with white socks.
This is tailoring for real life: polished but never stiff. The same energy ran across the week, with pinstripe shorts and oversized shirting also appearing at Mithridate.
How to wear it now: break up the suit. Wear pinstripe trousers with a soft silk shirt, or a sharp blazer over knitwear, then add white socks and loafers.
Shop reworked tailoring at MIXMVSE
- L’eskizzo Pinstripe Wool Palazzo Trousers: navy pinstripe wool in a sweeping wide leg. Buy the pinstripe trousers here →
- L’eskizzo Bazelnero Wool Blazer in Black: a deconstructed blazer with volume sleeves. Buy the black blazer here →
- LAFORMELA Unisex Pinstripe Shirt: dark grey cotton and silk, made in Prague. Buy the pinstripe shirt here →
- KARPOVA Open-Knee Pants: cream wide-leg trousers whose knee cut-outs echo SRVC’s open knit. Buy the open-knee trousers here →
See the full edit of designer blazers and jackets.
4. Maximalist Stripes and Acid Green: Chopova Lowena
Chopova Lowena returned to the London schedule with Lucky Spirit Lost Strike, a show staged in a bowling alley. Designers Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena-Irons drew on Slavic folklore, from Baba Yaga to the goddess Morana, filtered through their signature blend of folk craft and feminine punk.
The styling was gloriously too much: wide stripes, layered hosiery, crowns and charms, and a tiny dog carried down the lane in an acid-green inflatable coat, arguably the most surreal moment of the week. Bold stripes and jolts of acid green appeared far beyond this one show, making them two of the season’s clearest signals.
How to wear it now: clash with intent. Choose one stripe, one bright and one texture. Stripes at the leg are the easiest place to start.
Shop stripes and acid green at MIXMVSE
- TO BE Accessories Gender-Neutral Striped Stockings: grey striped mesh with hand-embroidered TO and BE. Buy the striped stockings here →
- TO BE Accessories Striped Knee-High Socks: the black version, made for loafers. Buy the striped socks here →
- CULTNAKED Vixen Shorts and Vixen Bandeau Corset Top in Green Gingham: a playful co-ord from the Lviv label. Buy the gingham shorts here → and the matching corset top here →
- CULTNAKED Matcha Halter Jumpsuit in Green: open-backed, with built-in shorts. Buy the green jumpsuit here →
- KARPOVA Fluffy Clutch in Green: merino wool, and the closest you will get to that inflatable coat. Buy the green clutch here →
Find more in our designer socks and hosiery edit.
5. Lilac and Window-Pane Checks: Argo Studio
Our Argo Studio pick is the softest image in the carousel and one of the most wearable: a crinkled lilac dress with a tulle skirt beside a white wrap top traced with a lilac window-pane check, finished with violet lips. Argo Studio was also among the labels that brought fringing to the week.
Checks and ginghams were everywhere in London this season, from Christopher Kane’s debut at Mulberry to Burberry, while lilac softened collections such as Joyce Bao’s. Together they make a spring palette that feels fresh without trying too hard.
How to wear it now: go tonal. Layer lilac on lilac, then break it with a single check.
Shop lilac and checks at MIXMVSE
- LAFORMELA Sheer Knit Dress in Lila: a figure-skimming viscose knit, made in Prague. Buy the lilac knit dress here →
- LAFORMELA Sheer Knit Extra Mini Dress in Lila: the shorter, bolder version. Buy the lilac mini dress here →
- LAFORMELA Tank Top in Lilac: a semi-sheer knit for easy layering. Buy the lilac tank top here →
- TO BE Accessories Elbow-Length Leather Gloves in Grape: deep purple leather with red silk-linen lining. Buy the purple gloves here →
- Ambitna Plaid Dress: a boned black-and-white wool check with a back slit. Buy the plaid dress here →
6. Scarlet That Refuses to Whisper: Mithridate
Mithridate opened the season on 17 September with creative director Daniel Fletcher’s take on London’s New Romantics and the Blitz Club era. His signature rugby stripes met Victorian military tailoring, tutus and corsetry with exposed suspender clips, in a palette that daringly paired hot pink with scarlet.
The red boned midi dress in our carousel, with its sculpted bodice and layered tulle hem, was one of the standout pieces of the week. Red this season is a power colour, worn without apology.
How to wear it now: go head-to-toe red, or set a single red piece against navy and stripes.
Shop scarlet at MIXMVSE
- Ambitna Coat in Red: a longline wool and cashmere coat with a deep V-line neckline. Buy the red coat here →
- L’eskizzo Montana Blazer in Red: vintage red eco leather with volume sleeves. Buy the red blazer here →
- L’eskizzo Sevilla Eco Leather Mini Skirt: the matching red mini. Buy the red mini skirt here →
- IAMNOTBASIC Alina Dress in Red: a fitted long-sleeved midi with a deep slit. Buy the red dress here →
Wear SS27 now, not next spring
The collections shown at London Fashion Week SS27 will not reach stores until Spring/Summer 2027. The trends, though, are already here. At MIXMVSE London we curate independent designers from Ukraine, Prague and Istanbul, and every piece is held in strictly limited quantity and never restocked once sold. Discover the season’s newest pieces in our A/W’26 New Arrivals, or meet the labels behind them: Ambitna, L’eskizzo, J’amemme, KARPOVA, CULTNAKED, LAFORMELA, IAMNOTBASIC and TO BE Accessories.
For more on the designers we carry, read Six Ukrainian Fashion Designers to Know in 2026.
London Fashion Week SS27: frequently asked questions
When was London Fashion Week SS27?
London Fashion Week SS27 took place from 17 to 21 September 2026. Designers presented their Spring/Summer 2027 collections across 47 catwalk shows and 23 presentations, with Burberry closing the week.
What were the biggest trends at London Fashion Week SS27?
The key trends included fringe (Roksanda, Labrum, Mithridate), all-white collections and softened corsetry (Harris Reed), reworked tailoring (SRVC, Mithridate), bold stripes and acid green (Chopova Lowena), checks and ginghams (Mulberry, Burberry), lilac (Argo Studio) and scarlet red (Mithridate).
Where can I buy London Fashion Week trends from independent designers in the UK?
MIXMVSE is a London concept store for independent designers from Ukraine and Europe. It stocks fringe skirts, corsets, pinstripe tailoring, striped hosiery, lilac knitwear and red statement pieces that match the SS27 trends, with free UK delivery on orders over £150 and worldwide shipping.
How do I wear the corset trend for everyday?
Wear the corset as a top rather than lingerie: over a white shirt, with wide-leg trousers, or with a fluid maxi skirt. Structured wool or faux leather corsets work best for daytime.
Will MIXMVSE restock these pieces?
No. MIXMVSE holds every piece in strictly limited quantity and does not restock once a style sells out.