
Our Favorite Moments From London Fashion Week FW25 So Far
From Harris Reed’s gilded glamor to Daniel Fletcher’s MITHRIDATE debut.
The Fall/Winter 2025 season of London Fashion Week is finally here and after just day one, we’ve already been treated to several emerging designers to know, celebrity runway moments and unique brand collaborations. The season started off strong with a masterclass in couture from Harris Reed, followed by Daniel Fletcher‘s MITHRIDATE debut and a return to the runway from Mia Khalifa and Di Petsa.
Next up, we immersed ourselves in Dreaming Eli‘s femme-forward showcase, along with an outdoor runway for Abigail Ajobi and a three-part show courtesy of FASHION EAST. Still to come this season, we’ve got names like Sinead O’Dwyer, Chet Lo and Simone Rocha — not forgetting the closing show from Burberry.
Continue reading to find out more about the best shows and collections this season so far, and stay tuned for more LFW coverage over the next few days.
Harris Reed’s Gilded Glamor
Crinoline cages, corsets and breastplates; the “Guilded” collection had it all. Porta Romana’s signature Urchin chandelier was transformed into dramatic dresses, rendered in flexible resin and hand-painted in decadent gold or electric blue. Larger-than-life lashes added to the drama, too. If the string quartet didn’t get you, the cheers from the adoring crowd of fans cheering on the Nina Ricci creative director would have. Among them, were London Mayor Sadiq Khan, Michéle Lamy, Alisha Boe, Gideon Adlon, Tsunaina, Raul and Grace Carter.
Daniel Fletcher’s MITHRIDATE Debut
Dreaming Eli’s Heart and Ribs
Showcased through tactile fabrics, dyed lace and delicate detailing, the collection also utilized Shibori techniques to create constricted silhouettes, toying with the idea of bondage and the concept of “skin being bound and released.” This season also marked Dreaming Eli’s knitwear debut, arriving with torn detailing and literal red threads.