What The Team Are Wearing To London Fashion Week

It’s easy to get swept up in trends during fashion week, but I’ve learned to feel confident sticking to my personal style. I love supporting British designers and this timeless Tove blazer, with its subtly cinched-in waist, is modern and elevated but still feels authentically me. I'm planning to wear it with a chic blouse and denim.

I'm looking forward to adding some street-style edge to one of my favourite trends – sheer – by pairing this red skirt with a crisp white shirt and black cropped bomber. Heels are a must and I love the muted tone and sculptural heel on these Jimmy Choo slingbacks.  A gold bag with a mixed-metal, chunky chain completes the look. 

London Fashion Week for me is all about leaning into good tailoring and simple pieces with a fun twist – like this Agolde top. This year I want to try this camel and chocolate brown combo and I love the way these Victoria Beckham heeled sandals work with this Stella McCartney coat. Finally, JW Anderson always makes the basics look cooler – and these trousers are a prime example. 

Fashion week typically involves being on the move a lot, so I'm eyeing up practical, hardworking pieces with an edge. This shirt and trousers combo provides an easy base layer which can then be accessorised up or down - and the bag is big enough to store simple white trainers when the heels get too much. 

For London Fashion Week, I want a look that feels polished but cool. These checked barrel-leg trousers from Acne Studios have the perfect relaxed shape but still feel structured.  Then I'll layer a bomber leather jacket from Christopher Esber over a simple white t-shirt to add sharp statement outerwear moment. To finish, I’m opting for black mules and a minimalist clutch – chic, understated, but still impactful. It’s all about striking the right balance between put-together and relaxed.

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