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Biggest risers at London womenswear, SS27: dropped dress (1.0% → 8.2% of looks), asymmetric hem skirts (3.3% → 7.7%) and straight skirts (4.0% → 8.3%). Most common: Avant-Garde (44.7%), black (32.8%) and white (29.6%).

Looks
1,421
Designers
51
Trends
111

Updated September 29, 2026

Shown at London Fashion Week, 17–21 September 2026. Next: Fall Winter 2027/28, 18–22 February 2027.

Top of the season

Picked by T-Fashion editors, then the biggest risers.

In the press

We read 88 articles on London womenswear, SS27 from Who What Wear, Forbes, Coveteur and 12 more. The trends they named most: sheer, lace, floral, black and leather. The data backs leather (5.3% → 8.4% of looks). Lace (5.1%), floral (15.1%) and black (32.8%) held steady. Sheer drew coverage, but its share fell from 10.5% to 7.7% of looks.

Summaries are written by T-Fashion. Read each article at the source.

  1. Who What Wear · Sep 28, 2026 · Trend report

    The Runways Spoke—We Listened: 7 London Fashion Week Trends Set to Take Over Spring 2027

    Sorts the London SS27 shows into seven trends and frames the week around McQueen's return and Christopher Kane's Mulberry debut, concluding that London favored drama over restraint.

  2. Forbes · Sep 24, 2026 · Trend report

    London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027: Key Trends To Know

    A Forbes contributor sums up LFW SS27 as softer tailoring, white as a statement color, bright summer shades, visible craftsmanship and knitwear for warm weather, amid higher buyer attendance.

  3. Coveteur · Sep 23, 2026 · Trend report

    Trend Report: The London Fashion Week Runways Were Steeped In Sex Appeal

    Describes London SS27 as defined by showy embellishment and bedroom-inspired sensuality, grouped into four trends: art deco fringe, slipping straps, pantsless styling and heavy adornment.

  4. Dazed · Sep 23, 2026 · Season review

    Here’s everything you missed at London Fashion Week SS27

    Recaps London SS27 show by show, from Selasi's car-themed collection and Ashley Williams' homebound characters to Ahluwalia's Festac '77 references and Christopher Kane's pared-back Mulberry debut.

  5. Fashionista · Sep 23, 2026 · Trend report

    The 8 Coolest Trends From London Fashion Week Spring 2027

    Fashionista picks eight London SS27 trends built on color play, reworked basics, classic materials given fresh uses and visible handwork, from lingerie on top of clothes to shrugs and sleeveless turtlenecks.

  6. British Vogue · Sep 23, 2026 · Trend report

    Hot Pink, Tight Flares & Cult Trainers: 5 Trends To Take From LFW SS27

    British Vogue's editors pick five LFW SS27 takeaways: footwear collaborations, McQueen's influence on slim flared trousers, shocking pink, flat starter-style bralettes and a return to 1980s excess.

Patterns

The top three by share of looks.

All 6

Fabrics

The top three by share of looks.

All 17

SS27 womenswear London in full

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A sample of looks per trend All 1,421 looks
Top 3 per list All 111 trends, by rising, most seen and fading
The largest shows All 51 designers, show by show
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– Moodboards, concepts and tech packs from the same looks

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Questions

What are the biggest SS27 womenswear in London runway trends?
By share of looks: Avant-Garde (44.7%), black (32.8%) and white (29.6%).
Which SS27 womenswear in London trends are rising?
dropped dress (1.0% → 8.2%), asymmetric hem skirts (3.3% → 7.7%) and straight skirts (4.0% → 8.3%).
Which trends are fading for SS27?
mini dress (12.1% → 6.3%), abstract (11.1% → 5.7%) and draped dress (9.8% → 4.4%).
What are the key SS27 womenswear in London colors?
black (32.8%), white (29.6%) and elemental gray (5.3%).
What does share of looks mean?
The number of looks that carry a trend divided by all womenswear looks T-Fashion analyzed in the scope. The change compares it with the same season one year earlier (SS26).