FASHION

THE LFW STREET STYLE TREND REPORT

By Flo Bellinger, 23 September 2025

We don’t know if you noticed, but London Fashion Week graced the capital this past week. You’re forgiven if it crept up on you. With each year flying faster than ever, 2025's mecca of runways and street style seemed to appear out of nowhere. But boy did it land with a bang. Recent musical chairs in the industry were always going to provide an exciting new roster of house codes, with giants like Jonathan Anderson moving to Dior and Vogue welcoming a new Editorial Lead. But the real jewels in this year’s crown can be found on the streets.

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As summer’s many trends filter into autumn, London’s most stylish have turned up and turned out – offering a delicious buffet of looks comprising the very best of 2025's refreshingly carefree approach to dressing. We’ve sifted through our favourite looks to bring you the ultimate LFW street style trend report, so buckle up and scroll on for every sartorial signature set to dominate the next few months.

ARRANGE Curve embellished disc sequin square neck full skirt midi dress in blue, £210

#1: SCARVES WORN ALL OVER

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A good scarf is akin to a good coffee; when cold weather sets in, it’s something warm to gear you up for the day. But this season, the focus has shifted from heavy wool fabrics to sleek satin styles. And what was once the domain of the neck has become fair game for any aspect of your outfit. Whether it’s tied around the waist to break up your separates or adding some flair to your everyday bag, the patterned square scarf is still your most versatile accessory.

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#2: TIGHTS + MICRO SHORTS

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Another darling of the ‘ber months, tights usually conjure memories of the school gates. But this fashion week proved they’re far from childish. We love how much fun you can have with this underrated piece, with a range of colours, textures and patterns ready to mix up your look. If you’re not quite ready to wave goodbye to summer style (we’re looking at you, shorts), then tights are the perfect way to kick your wardrobe into transitional mode.

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#3: WHITE DRESSES, FOR AUTUMN/WINTER? YEP

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Oh, we do love an unexpected trend – and this year it was white dresses that made the most surprising statement. The concept of a pale gown billowing under the summer sun is clearly old hat, because these floaty numbers turned out in droves throughout fashion week. Sheer styles paired with sturdy boots created a fun clash of textures, while faux fur and trainers added some transitional edge to lightweight looks. We also loved the pairing of frocks with socks and ballet flats – a fun nod to schoolgirl style that welcomes the new season with open arms.

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#4: RELAXED PREP

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Speaking of schoolgirl style – it’s no secret that autumn is the domain of preppy fashion. From plaid to pleats, this time of year is often signposted by sleek cuts and smart silhouettes. But 2025 is taking a more relaxed approach. London’s latest street-style icons opted for undone blouses, slouchy layers and unexpected pairings, giving new meaning to the term ‘out of office’. If these looks are anything to go by, we’ll be dressing half-in and half-out of our formal attire for the foreseeable.

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Similar: Bershka Leather effect mini skirt in brown, £29.99
Similar: ONLY pleated mini skort brown pinstripe, £30
Similar: COLLUSION ruffle high neck blouse in pink stripe, £32.99
Similar: ASOS DESIGN Mayfair premium ruched loafers in black leather, £45

#5: CINCHED JACKETS + STATEMENT SKIRTS

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Leaning heavily into a clash of soft and hard silhouettes, this trend combines boyish or tailored jackets with a statement midi skirt. Finding the perfect outer layer for autumn is a mission in itself, but it seems a cinched waist is the first port of call. Tailored styles give more room to play with heavy trending fabrics like leather and suede, while avoiding an entirely formless look. Plus, it’s always a bonus that during times of unpredictable weather, you can ditch the jacket to reveal a lighter look underneath.

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ARRANGE Curve premium sculpted blazer in grey marl, £120
Similar: Topshop faux leather high shine midi skirt in brown, £55
ARRANGE lattice handwoven fringe hem midi skirt in olive, £150
Similar: Topshop faux leather washed MA1 bomber jacket in denim blue, £75

#6: LOTS OF LAYERING

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As the temperature inevitably starts to drop, our annual task of navigating layers begins with abandon. If this week’s best looks are anything to go by, you can pause on the heavy knitwear and reach for slip skirts instead. It might sound improbable, but a combination of sleek layers and lace with more suitably seasonal pieces like leather jackets, blazers and jeans make for a surprisingly satisfying mishmash. Finish things off with a small bag and simple shoes so your outfit can do most of the talking. This is the blueprint for transitional layering if we ever saw one.

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Similar: Topshop satin asymmetric lace hem maxi skirt in chocolate, £50
Similar: ASOS DESIGN godet lace maxi skirt in ivory, £36
Similar: ASOS DESIGN wide leg jean in washed black, £38
Similar: Topshop sequin maxi slip dress in buttermilk, £75