# Graphic Trend, Spring 2027 · London Fashion Week Source: https://tfashion.ai/runway/ss27/london/graphic Data refreshed: September 29, 2026 Graphic appeared in 2.3% of looks at the London Fashion Week SS27 womenswear shows, down from 3.3% in SS26. 12 designers showed the trend across 33 looks. ## Numbers - Share of looks: 2.3% - Share in SS26: 3.3% - Change: −1.0 pts (fading) - Looks: 33 - Designers: 12 - Rank: #6 of 6 key patterns by share of looks ## In the press Graphic came up in 10 articles from Hello! Fashion, Vogue and WWD. In the data it was in 2.3% of looks, down from 3.3% in SS26. - Hello! Fashion, 2026-09-22: [From Sheer to Sleep-Chic: 10 Trends we're loving from London Fashion Week SS27](https://www.hellomagazine.com/hfm/fashion-trends/924762/london-fashion-week-ss27-trend-report/). Kitsch graphics clashed with loud florals, pinstripes and heritage checks at Chopova Lowena, Burberry, Mithridate and Erdem. - Vogue, 2026-09-21: [Di Petsa Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/spring-2027-ready-to-wear/di-petsa). Di Petsa kept its familiar typographic prints, placed on sheer gowns. - WWD, 2026-09-21: [Burberry Spring 2027: In Bloom](https://wwd.com/runway/spring-2027/london/burberry/review/). Celia Birtwell's quirky Halloween faces appeared on Burberry knits and as small medallions on coats and kitten heels. - Vogue, 2026-09-20: [Mulberry Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/spring-2027-ready-to-wear/mulberry). An oversized polo carried a big archive Mulberry logo on the chest, and the bag flap acted as a coded logo. - Vogue, 2026-09-20: [Labrum London Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/spring-2027-ready-to-wear/labrum-london). The main Labrum embroidery, about the designer's grandmother selling produce in Sierra Leone, was so vivid the graphics looked printed. - Vogue, 2026-09-20: [Yaku Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/spring-2027-ready-to-wear/yaku). A Yaku shirt carried a printed fight belt that read UNC in place of UFC, and stacked caps bore childhood photo prints. - Vogue, 2026-09-18: [Susan Fang Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/spring-2027-ready-to-wear/susan-fang). Pixelated Susan Fang patterns came from a coding program that builds motifs from numbers, letters and shapes. - WWD, 2026-09-18: [Ashley Williams Spring 2027: World of Interiors](https://wwd.com/runway/spring-2027/london/ashley-williams/review/). Ashley Williams cut a shirt and matching cropped cape from sheets printed with drawn characters and the words happy memories. - WWD, 2026-09-18: [Susan Fang Spring 2027: A Floating World](https://wwd.com/runway/spring-2027/london/susan-fang/review/). Susan Fang and Orelio De Jonghe developed ASCII art prints as a tech counterpoint to her beadwork. - Vogue, 2026-09-17: [Mithridate Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection](https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/spring-2027-ready-to-wear/mithridate). Mithridate launched its first monogram, which Fletcher plans to enlarge, shrink and rework as a label code. Summaries are written by T-Fashion. Read each article at the source. ## Top designers by look count - Chopova Lowena: 11 - Fashion East: 6 - Labrum London: 4 - 9 more designers in T-Fashion ## Worn with - Skirts (apparel): 27% of the trend's looks - Top (apparel): 18% of the trend's looks - White (color): 33% of the trend's looks - Black (color): 24% of the trend's looks - Jersey (fabric): 42% of the trend's looks ## Runway looks 11 of 33 looks. Every look is in T-Fashion. - Di Petsa look 31, London: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/spring-summer-2027/london/di-petsa/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0031-ad298e9c.jpg?format=auto&width=640 - Ashley Williams look 43, London: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/spring-summer-2027/london/ashley-williams/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0043-aebf31c2.jpg?format=auto&width=640 - Labrum London look 36, London: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/spring-summer-2027/london/labrum-london/ready_to_wear/photos/0036-1e45ddc8.jpg?format=auto&width=640 - Roksanda look 5, London: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/spring-summer-2027/london/roksanda/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0005-84695a34.jpg?format=auto&width=640 - Yuhan Wang look 15, London: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/spring-summer-2027/london/yuhan-wang/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0015-f4b550c0.jpg?format=auto&width=640 - Chopova Lowena look 41, London: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/spring-summer-2027/london/chopova-lowena/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0041-1cc6c935.jpg?format=auto&width=640 - Fashion East look 31, London: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/spring-summer-2027/london/fashion-east/ready_to_wear/photos/0031-629a2756.jpg?format=auto&width=640 - Natasha Zinko look 17, London: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/spring-summer-2027/london/natasha-zinko/ready_to_wear/photos/0017-a20abcc3.jpg?format=auto&width=640 - Burberry look 18, London: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/spring-summer-2027/london/burberry/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0018-e5af06f8.jpg?format=auto&width=640 - Yaku look 3, London: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/spring-summer-2027/london/yaku/ready_to_wear_menswear/photos/0003-1a3fdfd2.jpg?format=auto&width=640 - Aaron Esh look 7, London: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/spring-summer-2027/london/aaron-esh/ready_to_wear/photos/0007-3e765480.jpg?format=auto&width=640 ## FAQ **How popular was graphic at the London Fashion Week SS27 womenswear shows?** Graphic appeared in 33 looks from 12 designers. That is 2.3% of all looks T-Fashion analyzed for the London Fashion Week SS27 womenswear shows. **Is graphic a trend for spring 2027?** Fading on the runways. Its share of looks is 2.3%, down from 3.3% in SS26. **Which designers showed the most graphic for SS27?** Chopova Lowena (11 looks), Fashion East (6 looks) and Labrum London (4 looks). **How does T-Fashion measure this?** T-Fashion tags every look of every Spring/Summer 2027 show. The share of looks is the number of looks with the pattern divided by all womenswear looks in the scope. The change compares that share with SS26. ## Related trends - [Checked](https://tfashion.ai/runway/ss27/london/checked): 5.9% of looks - [Animal](https://tfashion.ai/runway/ss27/london/animal): 2.4% of looks - [Striped](https://tfashion.ai/runway/ss27/london/striped): 8.2% of looks - [Floral](https://tfashion.ai/runway/ss27/london/floral): 15.1% of looks - [Abstract](https://tfashion.ai/runway/ss27/london/abstract): 5.7% of looks - [Avant-Garde](https://tfashion.ai/runway/ss27/london/avant-garde): 44.7% of looks - [Black](https://tfashion.ai/runway/ss27/london/black): 32.8% of looks - [White](https://tfashion.ai/runway/ss27/london/white): 29.6% of looks This page is a preview. Every look, the full ranking and the designer and city breakdowns are in T-Fashion: [get access](https://tfashion.ai/book-demo).