Enough about soccer now — it’s time to shift the conversation to style. Following New York’s unveiling of the schedule for the Spring 2027 shows earlier this month, London has now revealed its timeline this week.
On Monday, the British Fashion Council (BFC) rolled out the tentative agenda for the Spring 2027 shows at LFW, set to occur from Sept. 17 through Sept. 21.
The highlights of the season? Seán McGirr and Christopher Kane’s inaugural presentations for Alexander McQueen and Mulberry, respectively. The schedule also reintroduces well-known names such as Barbour, Burberry, Emilia Wickstead, Erdem, Harris Reed, Richard Quinn, Roksanda, and Simone Rocha.
Returning for another round in the NewGen Catwalk Space are Charlie Constantinou, E.W. Usie, Liza Keane, Octi, Oscar Ouyang, Pauline Dujancourt, The Ouze, and Yaku, who are scheduled throughout the week.
What’s New
Alexander McQueen makes a comeback for the first time since its last LFW show in 2022, with new creative head, Irish designer Seán McGirr, set to present on Sunday, Sept. 20. Another British heritage label, Mulberry, showcases Scottish designer Christopher Kane on the same day, during an earlier time slot.
Designers Francesca Lake, Gui Rosa, and Petra Fagerström will be debuting at LFW under NewGen, joined by newcomers Georgdie Campbell, Joyce Bao, Lovebirds, and Onalaja.
J.L-A.L, in partnership with Puma, and Paul Smith Foundation’s American designer-in-residence 5000 will both showcase their collections through immersive presentations — part of the BFC’s focus this season on “high-impact physical experiences and interdisciplinary storytelling, enhanced by an energetic lineup of installations, exhibitions, and cultural events.”
Retail is also gaining increased attention on the timetable. Marks & Spencer will make its debut on the London runway, unveiling an exclusive “see now, buy now” collection across womenswear and menswear, celebrating 100 years since the brand entered the fashion arena.
London Fashion Week Spring 2027 Provisional Schedule
Photo: Courtesy of The British Fashion Council
