Our favourite street style looks from London Fashion Week
Forget the catwalk, the city streets are the best place to find style inspiration during Fashion Week
London Fashion Week has come to a close once again and there was flowing ruffles and tulle at Molly Goddard, A-list front rows at Burberry and Tommy Hilfiger, and a family affair at Victoria Beckham. But the main attraction was on the street where editors, buyers and influencers were out in force battling Storm Dennis to give us lots of fashion inspiration.
London is known for it's style and creativity. This season the fashion insiders were embracing statement trenches – from high shine to primary colour pops to heritage checks – layers upon layers of neutral knits and shirting. Oh, and the key to stay chic in the rain: the black stompy boot.
Here, our favourite street style looks from London Fashion Week. Scroll through for some style inspiration you can steal right now.
The Statement Trench
All you need is a colour pop piece to take classic neutrals to a whole new level.
That 70s Show
Opt for rusts, turmerics, olive greens and burgundies when choosing your latest tailoring pieces to tick off this slick 70s trend.
Head-to-Toe Checks
For an easy but statement look, wear one print head-to -toe.
Mix 'n' Match Suiting
The fashion rules are becoming more and more blurred, so follow suit and mix and match your tailoring.
Modern Romance
Ruffles, sheer and floral detailing – what's not to love?
Polished Pastels
Take your pastels into winter with smart separates and oversized outerwear in icy tones.
Feminine Tailoring
Want to feel sophisticated but still ladylike? Choose silky, fluid pieces in a soft print and pair with a boxy blazer.
The Elevated Puffer
This winter you can stay warm and chic!
Mixing Textures
Something as simple as sticking to one main colour, but mixing your textures is the only statement you need.
The Eclectic Clash
Embrace your creativity and clash your prints – the more the merrier we say.
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