What to expect at this London Fashion Weekend event?

My experiences from past events

This event will be the 6th time I have attended the London Fashion Weekend, and each of the previous 5 have been different from one another. This will be the 2nd time the event will be held at the Saatchi Gallery, as all the previous events were held at the Somerset House, across from waterloo bridge. The event is great for people interested in fashion, and the event draws many people from around the world. On my last visit I spoke with a german woman prior to the start of a trend catwalk show as she had flown in from Cologne just to visit the London Fashion Weekend event. If you are interested in certain aspects of fashion the event has interactive talks from designers and influential people in the respective industry. In previous years the event has featured talks from influential people such as founder of online fashion store Net-A-Porter, Natalie Massenet, which provided the audience with business advice relevant to the fashion industry, and designers such as Anya Hindmarch (accessories) and Bella Freud (knitwear) which provided information and answered questions relevant to their areas of design. The event caters to a range of fashion enthusiasts, from the casual shoppers, to the die-hard fashionistas. 

If you would like to read my review from the last event (September 2015) which features photos from the event itself, you can read it here

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Shopping

The London Fashion Weekend has over 150 designers to shop, ranging from small boutiques to larger established designers such as Jimmy choo, Lucy Choi, and Sophia Webster. Individual stands are located in studio rooms over 3 floors in the Saatchi Gallery, with a range of different styles to cater to all shoppers.

The full list of designers at this event can be viewed here

Tote Bag

"Preen by Thornton Bregazzi - a firm favourite on the London Fashion Week calendar - has designed the exclusive SS16 tote bag for London Fashion Weekend featuring one of their signature floral prints. What’s more, the tote is included with ticket purchases (limited stock available) for Silver, Gold, LUXE and LUXE Premium ticket holders. You can simply pick one up on arrival – and LUXE ticket holders will receive theirs filled with LUXE goodies." - LondonFashionWeekend

"The British Fashion Council (BFC) is delighted to announce that Preen By Thornton Bregazzi

has been commissioned to design this season’s London Fashion Weekend limited edition

tote bag. Inspiration for the tote’s design has been taken from Preen by Thornton Bregazzi’s SS16

collection and its Black Flower Grid pattern to produce a new print that incorporates the

colorful florals of an English country garden within a graphic white framework. The bag is

inspired by visions of graphic romance and with both of them appreciating the benefits of a

spacious handbag, the pair took up the task of designing this season’s exclusive tote bag

with relish. This year marks 20 years in the business for Preen’s London based design duo Justin

Thornton and Thea Bregazzi and designing the London Fashion Weekend tote bag is a

seemingly perfect way to mark the occasion while kicking off the celebrations.

Thornton said; “We love London, it’s our home and it’s our inspiration; we love the art, the

music, the people. It is the most creative city in the world so designing the tote bag for

London Fashion Weekend and the British Fashion Council has been a pleasure.”

The tote is included in the Silver, Gold and LUXE ticket packages, and a limited number will

be available to buy at the event." - The British Fashion Council

Fashion Industry Talks

Top designers and influential figures within the world of fashion, provide interactive Q&A talks about the industry to London Fashion Weekend all ticket level holders. This year features free to attend and paid to attend fashion industry talks. The paid ticketed talks feature well established designers such as shoe designers Charlotte Dellal (Charlotte Olympia) and Nicholas Kirkwood. The open talks have a  capped attendance, with no advanced booking, so you will need to arrive with well before the scheduled time to be guaranteed entry.

The Art Of Vintage With Relik, Live Archives & William Vintage

Talk: Thursday 25th February 13.30

This is an open talk. Free to attend for all visitors on a first come first served basis. Hosted by Martha Ward.

"The founders of Rellik, Strut London and William Vintage gather for this panel discussion on the Art of Vintage. They divulge their expert knowledge on value of vintage, how to care for your finds and what to invest in now.

Live Archives - Hoana Poland

Hoana came from New Zealand with a background in wardrobe and dressing for film and theatre. She began selling clothes in 1992, running a successful stall in Camden Market and quickly established a name for herself. Today, Hoana’s private collection is available to a select group of design houses, academics, museums and private collectors, through personalized archive appointments where she continues to be a point of reference for future trends and collections.

William Vintage - William Banks-Blaney

William Banks-Blaney has a voice that is reverberating throughout the luxury lifestyle industry and as described by The Sunday Times is "clearly making waves". His iconic and revolutionary vintage haute couture company WilliamVintage has become synonymous with inspirational rare vintage and timeless style.William has been profiled in Vogue, Tatler, Marie Claire, Vanity Fair, InStyle, You Magazine and The Sunday Times Style and WilliamVintage pieces have been featured on Jacquetta Wheeler, Karlie Kloss, Anja Rubik and Isabeli Fontana amongst other celebrated models.

Rellik - Steven Phillip

Steven Philip grew up in Dundee and fell in love with the 70’s music scene – Bowie, Bolan and Roxy Music. His extensive knowledge and love of fashion developed out of his consuming passion for ‘street style’ and ‘attitude’. From the rebellion of Punk to the theatre of New Romantics through to Hip Hop and House and all the music, clubs and clothes in between. Phillip moved to London in the early 80’s and worked at Kensington Market and various other fashion outlets, surrounded by the atmosphere and excitement of street style, fun and hype. He now draws inspiration from the best of British vintage fashion for Rellik, which is well respected by art galleries, exhibition curators, books, magazines and all fashion sources that celebrate British innovation and eccentricity." - LondonFashionWeekend

Tracy Sedino – Co-owner, Linda Farrow

Talk: Thursday 25th February 16:30

This is an open talk. Free to attend for all visitors on a first come first served basis. Hosted by Martha Ward.

"The co-founder of iconic glasses brand Linda Farrow has masterminded collaborations with designers including Henry Holland and Jeremy Scott over the years. Sedino, as much the face of the brand as its driving force, shares the secrets of her success.

Established in 1970, the Linda Farrow brand of luxury eyewear rose quickly to acclaim amongst stylish Londoners and the international jet set. With a steady stream of coverage in the world’s most prestigious fashion publications, frequent celebrity sightings (on the likes of Rihanna, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, Beyonce, Miranda Kerr, and Charlize Theron to name but a few) and exciting collaborations on the way, Linda Farrow’s fashion-forward pace shows no signs of abating." - LondonFashionWeekend

Alison Edmond

Talk: Thursday 25th February 18:00

This is a open talk. A Free to attend for all visitors on a first come first served basis. Hosted by Martha Ward.

"To reduce Alison Edmund's title to 'fashion editor' is to understate the point. Working globally, from LA, where she acts as a British Fashion Council ambassador, to New York and London, Edmund has worked with top editors including Anna Wintour and Alexandra Shulman, and collaborated with photographers including David Bailey and Peter Lindbergh. She's also styled Beyoncé. She recalls her unprecedented experience in this special talk. 

Alison Edmond is one of the most highly regarded fashion stylists in the industry.   She was the Creative & Fashion Director of Harper's Bazaar UK from 1997 to 2010, and was key in transforming the title in to the revered fashion magazine it is today alongside editor Lucy Yeomans. She has now moved from London to live in Los Angeles, and is working freelance between there and New York, represented by Jed Root worldwide for styling, art directing, consulting, editorial and advertising.

Alison acts as Fashion Editor at Large for Marie Claire US styling both their covers and main fashion stories.  In addition, she is Ambassador for British Fashion in Los Angeles for The British Fashion Council, and a Trustee to the Bazaar Arts / Fashion Fund, and is a Contributing Fashion Editor to Elle UK." - LondonFashionWeekend

Charlotte Olympia

Talk: Friday 26th February 12:15

This is a ticketed talk. Add this talk when booking your show tickets. Hosted by Martha Ward.

"Kitsch platforms and vintage glamour underpin the footwear designs of Charlotte Dellal. She talks about the design philosophy behind her luxurious shoe and accessory brand, Charlotte Olympia.

Luxury shoes and accessories designer, Charlotte Olympia Dellal began designing from her love of fashion and nostalgia for the bygone era of old Hollywood glamour.

Charlotte took her passion to Cordwainers, the world-renowned college for footwear and accessories in London where she was able to explore her interests alongside technical training in the craftsmanship of beautiful shoes. Soon after graduating, Charlotte pursued her passion and launched her eponymous London based shoe brand in January 2008." - LondonFashionWeekend

HELLO! Fashion Monthly

Talk: Friday 26th February 14:00

This is an open talk. Free to attend for all visitors on a first come first served basis. Hosted by Martha Ward.

"Key Fashion Trends For S/S 16 and How to Style Them

Hello! Fashion Monthly deputy editor Jill Wanless and stylist Rachel Story take you through the big catwalk trends for Spring and show you how to work the new looks into your wardrobe. Plus the hot accessories and tips and tricks that will kick start your new season style." - LondonFashionWeekend

Carole White: How To Make It In Modelling

Talk: Friday 26th February 16:30

This is a ticketed talk. Add this talk when booking your show tickets.

"Founder of Premier Model Management, Carole White, has represented supers including Christy Turlington and Claudia Schiffer during her career. She shares her tips on how to make it and discusses the changing face of the modelling industry.

Carole White was born in Deal, Kent and raised in Ghana, West Africa, where her father was based for work as a Unilever Executive. After a carefree and colourful upbringing in colonial Africa, Carole was sent to board at a Belgium Convent, a hugely repressive experience in comparison.

Carole founded Premier Model Management in 1981 with her brother Chris Owen, where the siblings played a key role in discovering, nurturing and building the international careers of some of the world’s biggest model including Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington, Claudia Schiffer, Linda Evengelista and Cindy Crawford. They were the pioneers behind ‘supermodel’ branding, producing the talent for George Michael’s iconic ‘Freedom’ video and developing the first supermodel fragrance and cosmetic lines for Cindy Crawford and Naomi Campbell." - LondonFashionWeekend

William Baker

Talk: Saturday 27th February 10:00

This is a ticketed talk. Add this talk when booking your show tickets. Hosted by Martha Ward.

"In conversation with William Baker; the fashion designer, stylist, author and theatre director best known for his work with Kylie Minogue, Rihanna and Britney Spears. He discusses his outré style and the enduring relationship between music and fashion." - LondonFashionWeekend

Daisy Lowe

Talk: Saturday 27th February 11:00

This is an open talk. Free to attend for all visitors on a first come first served basis. Hosted by Martha Ward.

"Daisy Lowe has grown up in the spotlight. Modelling from an early age, she has been photographed by Steven Klein and Terry Richardson and walked on the catwalk for Vivienne Westwood amongst others. And yet, she manages to maintain a semblance of a normal life. Here, the presenter and style icon talks on how fashion integrates into her life.

Daisy continues to be in demand as a high-end fashion model and recently became a British Fashion Council Ambassador for London Fashion Weekend.

Discovered at aged 15, Daisy has starred in major campaigns for Louis Vuitton, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Pringle, Burberry, and Agent Provocateur who contracted Daisy as one of their main faces for over five years.

Now 26, the ‘model who broke the mould’ (Stella magazine) is continuing to successfully build her brand and is coveted by industry leaders and influencers." - LondonFashionWeekend

Toni&Guy

Talk: Saturday 27th February 15:00

This is an open talk. Free to attend for all visitors on a first come first served basis. Hosted by Martha Ward.

"TONI&GUY’s artistic director Philipp Haug dissects the key hair trends for SS16 and reveals how to trial them at home. A one-off chance to glean insider knowledge directly from the expert." - LondonFashionWeekend

Nicholas Kirkwood

Talk: Saturday 27th February 16:45

This is a ticketed talk. Add this talk when booking your show tickets. Hosted by Martha Ward.

"One of the biggest names in footwear, Nicholas Kirkwood has rocketed to international recognition and has three times been award Accessories Designer of the Year at the British Fashion Awards. Having created catwalk shoes for Roksanda, Erdem and Fendi, he looks back on a decade in business.

British Designer Nicholas Kirkwood, 34 years old, launched his namesake brand in spring 2005 challenging the conventions of women’s luxury footwear. Kirkwood immediately gained much critical acclaim for his collection of striking, architecturally inspired, sculptural pieces with a blend of genres subverting the relationship between tradition and modernity.

An alumnus of prestigious design schools Central Saint Martins and Cordwainers College, Kirkwood was first recognised for his vision when awarded the Condé Nast Footwear News Vivan Infantino award in 2006 for emerging talent. To date, Kirkwood has been granted British Fashion Award for Best Accessory Designer of the Year three times; Footwear News Designer of the Year twice; earned Elle’s Accessory Designer of the Year twice and has been the recipient of the AltaRoma/Vogue Italia award for accessories design." - LondonFashionWeekend

Pam Hogg

Talk: Saturday 27th February 18:15

This is an open talk. Free to attend for all visitors on a first come first served basis.

"This London designer has not only had her designs worn by the like of Lady Gaga and Rihanna but is accomplished musician herself who has supported Blondie. Embodying the capital’s punk scene, she counts Siouxie Sioux and Bobby Gillespie as friends. She speaks on her life and career in the vibrant fashion and musicscenes.

From her days as a graduate of the glasgow school of art, Pam Hogg’s unique vision continues to stand her out from her contemporaries. She was awarded the Newbury Medal of Distinction, the Frank Warner Memorial Medal, the Leverhulme Scholarship and The Royal Society of Arts bursary in recognition of her early work. this led her to London and the Royal College of Art where she continued her studies gaining a Masters of Art degree.

She found herself in the centre of London’s post-punk movement of the mid 80s having caught the attention of clubland with her bold, self produced designs. her early collections were stocked at Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Bloomingdales and stores in Paris, Italy and Tokyo, but it was from her unit within the infamous hyper hyper boutique in London’s Kensington High Street that presented the opportunity for her first catwalk show in 1985. her sixth collection, “Warrior Queen”, was so lauded that it won her the cover of id magazine in 1989." - LondonFashionWeekend

Roisin Murphy

Talk: Saturday 27th February 19:45

This is a ticketed talk. Add this talk when booking your show tickets.

"Singer-songwriter and formerly one half of Moloko, Roisin Murphy has forged a solo career creating best-selling hits such as her Mercury Prize-nominated 2015 album Hairless Toys. She recounts a career of headline-grabbing stage outfits. Roisin was nominated for Mercury Music Prize last year.

Róisín Murphy is an odd one, never predictable, her twenty year career from the outside could seem a little unfocused. "I happened upon this “job” quite by chance and I have always thought it was because of my wayward creativity it happened at all, so I'll always put the madness first, the open-ness, because that's how it all started."  

When she walked up to Mark Brydon and uttered the line "Do you like my tight sweater? See how it fits my body," a band was born. "I met Mark at a dirty basement party in Sheffield and I freaked him out a bit and turned him on a bit, and I guess that`s the effect I’ve tried to have on people throughout the rest of my career.”"  - LondonFashionWeekend

Ruth Hogben

Talk: Sunday 28th February 12:00

This is an open talk. Free to attend for all visitors on a first come first served basis. Hosted by Martha Ward.

"Beginning your career as Nick Knight’s photography assistant is not a bad place to begin. Things have only sky rocketed for Ruth Hogben, a pioneer of moving image in the fashion world. To date she has made fashion films with Gareth Pugh, Rick Owens and Katie Grand. A household name in the making.

Ruth Hogben is a filmmaker and photographer based in London, completing her BA in Fashion Photography in 2003. In 2005, Ruth began assisting for Nick Knight.  Whilst working with Nick, Ruth discovered fashion filmmaking and collaborated on numerous films with SHOWstudio.  Since working on her own, Hogben’s work has been published in magazines such as Elle US, LOVE, AnOther, Dazed & Confused, W magazine and The Independent.

Ruth has created films and commercials for brands such as Christian Dior Parfums, Fendi, Hugo Boss, Louis Vuitton, Gareth Pugh, Alexander McQueen, and MAC Cosmetics. She has also directed videos for international music artists Lady Gaga and Kanye West."  - LondonFashionWeekend

Maybelline New York

Talk: Sunday 28th February 14:00

This is an open talk. Free to attend for all visitors on a first come first served basis. Hosted by Martha Ward.

"Maybelline New York make-up artist Nancy Sumner and Maybelline New York nail expert Michelle Humphry take you through the make-up and nailtrends of the season sharing their expert tips on how to achieve professional results." - LondonFashionWeekend

Rankin

Talk: Sunday 28th February 15:30

This is an open talk. Free to attend for all visitors on a first come first served basis. Hosted by Martha Ward.

"Having launched Dazed & Confused with co-founder Jefferson Hack, as well publishing Another magazine and as his own magazine Hunger, Rankin has become one of London’s most prolific fashion and portrait photographers, snapping everyone from the Queen to Kate Moss. Plus, he’s made music videos for Azealia Banks and Rita Ora. There’s no stopping him." - LondonFashionWeekend

Catwalk Shows -  Designer & Trend

Silver, Gold and LUXE ticket holders can attend either or both the designer and trend catwalk shows depending on the purchased ticket. Past catwalk shows have been presented by fashion stylist and tv presenter Grace Woodward, fashion model Daisy Lowe, tv and radio presenter Zoe Hardman to name a few. This year the designer catwalk shows will be presented by tv and radio presenter George Lamb, whilst the trend catwalk shows will be presented by the multi-talented tv presenter and ELLE columnist Laura Jackson.

Presenters

George Lamb

George Martin Lamb is a British radio and television presenter, currently presenting Football Tonight on BT Sport. Lamb has previously presented the channel 4 game show The Bank Job and hosted a daytime BBC Radio 6 Music show. He is the son of actor Larry Lamb.

Presenting

- Designer Catwalk shows - Emilia Wickstead

- Designer Catwalk shows - Temperley London

- Designer Catwalk shows - Holly Fulton

Laura Jackson

Laura Jackson has worked as the resident Clothes Show Style Scout, scouring the catwalks of the UK on the hunt for Britain's most stylist. She has also hosted Clothes Show live events in Birmingham and London presented the Topshop Unique Show at London Fashion Week and fronted Rate or Slate on ITV's This Morning. Laura also writes a food blog for ELLE along with Alice Levine.

Presenting

- Trend Catwalk Shows

- Designer Catwalk shows - Mary Katrantzou

Designer Catwalk Shows

4 designers will be presenting their SS16 collections at this year's London Fashion Weekend event. Emilia Wickstead, Mary Katrantzou and Holly Fulton will be producing two catwalk shows during the event whilst Temperley London will be producing 4 catwalk shows. Each show lasts around 30 minutes and front row seat is available at an additional cost.

Emilia Wickstead

Catwalk: Thursday 25 February

"British-based and New Zealand born, spent her formative years in Milan and gained a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Fashion Design and Marketing at Central Saint Martin's London with Honours in 2007.After graduating, Emilia worked at fashion houses Giorgio Armani, Proenza Schouler, Narciso Rodriguez and Vogue in New York and Milan. Before returning to London to establish her own label in 2008 by opening her first store in Belgravia.

Originally commencing as a made-to-measure atelier, Emilia’s collections are currently seasonal ready-to-wear and showcased at London Fashion Week from SS12.

Emilia Wickstead is stocked in retailers globally including Net-A-Porter, Selfridges, Matches, Harvey Nichols and Moda Operandi alongside of her flagship store which opened in 2014, on London’s Sloane Street." - LondonFashionWeekend

Mary Katrantzou

Catwalk: Friday 26 February

"Mary Katrantzou was born in Athens in 1983, to an interior designer mother and an entrepreneur father. She moved to America for a BA in Architecture at the Rhode Island school of design, before transferring to Central Saint Martins to complete her BA degree in textile design. Graduating from her BA in 2005, Katrantzou shifted her direction from textile design to womenswear with a focus on print. She then went on to graduate in MA fashion from Central Saint Martins with distinction.

Mary Katrantzou scooped the honour of New Establishment Designer at the 2015 British Fashion Awards. As well as producing two collections for high street giant, Topshop, in 2012, Katrantzou has also collaborated with Atelier Swarovski on a jewellery collection and worked with Couture house Lesage on her AW12 and SS14 collections. February 2012 saw the release of her much anticipated collaboration with Longchamp creating a capsule collection of their signature bags and totes. Other collaborations include a range of Denim with Current Elliot, and a collection of ski and outerwear with Moncler. Mary has also been a longstanding partner of the Swarovski Collective since 2012 and has recently started a shoe line with Italian shoe designer, Gianvito Rossi. Recent projects have included a partnership with the New York City Ballet in September 2014 creating custom made costumes for the Gala performances, alongside Carolina Herrera, Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen and Thom Browne. In November 2014, Mary joined of forces with leading sports and street wear brand, Adidas Originals, releasing her second season this summer past for Spring Summer 2015." - LondonFashionWeekend

Temperley London

Catwalk: Saturday 27 February

"Alice Temperley MBE founded her namesake brand, Temperley London in 2000, a year after graduating from the Royal College of Art. Alice Temperley continues to head up the creative direction of this British, independent brand as it enters it sixteenth year of business.Temperley London is epitomised by modern bohemianism with a confident, feminine and effortless attitude while staying true to its British Heritage. Alice Temperley pioneers artisan techniques and intricate hand worked embellishment; an aesthetic synonymous with her creative style.

With four ready-to-wear collections a year, Temperley London offers a comprehensive range of daywear as well as cocktail and eveningwear. Temperley Bridal, with two collections a year, is defined by ethereal, timeless silhouettes and is inspired by the romance and decadence of a bygone era.

The brand currently operates five standalone stores, with its flagship store on Bruton Street in Mayfair, and is distributed in over 30 countries across upwards of 150 wholesale accounts.

Aside from fashion, Alice Temperley is an Ambassador for ‘Women for Women International’, helping women survivors of war rebuild their lives. Alice lives between London and Somerset with her 7 year old son, Fox." - LondonFashionWeekend

Holly Fulton

Catwalk: Sunday 28 February

"Holly Fulton is a womenswear and accessories designer living and working in East London.Born in Scotland, Holly studied in Edinburgh before going on to the prestigious Masters at the Royal College of Art. She established her eponymous label in 2009 after gaining industry experience in London and Paris. Holly won Elle New Designer 2010, Scottish Young Designer 2009 and 2010, Elle Talent Launch Pad 2010 and Emerging Talent Accessories at British fashion awards 2010. She was a part of London’s Fashion East platform for two seasons before being awarded sponsorship and support from the UK's NEWGEN initiative five seasons in a row.

The Holly Fulton label epitomises modern relaxed luxury. Attention to detail, complex graphic embellishment and witty twists are what makes Holly’s work instantly recognisable. Hand rendered, digitally manipulated print coupled with unusual fabrications create strong unified looks, from top to toe.

Since her debut collection in February 2009 Holly has developed her own unique visual language, drawing upon a dizzying array of sources, from art deco lines and Bauhaus shapes, to pop art painting and psychedelic illustration. Rich multilayered surfaces reflect a genuine love of both art history and popular culture. The research of a collection is of paramount importance to Holly, who's references have ranged from Joan Collins to Lady Chatterley, Margate to Mexico. Jewellery completes what Holly calls her ‘total look’, often cleverly worked into the clothing itself." - LondonFashionWeekend

Designer Catwalk timetable

Trend Catwalk Shows

"London Fashion Weekend is partnering with VeryExclusive.co.uk, the ultimate online shopping destination, to bring you the key SS16 trends of the season. Presented on the London Fashion Weekend catwalk, the Very Exclusive trend shows will provide the season’s trend fixes for stylish shoppers looking for outfit inspiration. Offering designer hero pieces to covet as well as wardrobe essentials from the best of the high street, you can see ready to wear and accessories from top names including Marc Jacobs, J Brand, McQ Alexander McQueen, Carven and See by Chloé as well high street highlights such as Karen Millen and Reiss. Get ready to shop straight from the catwalk. This seasons designer catwalk shows will be presented by Laura Jackson." - LondonFashionWeekend

Americana

"Bold stars and stripes motifs were a dominant feature on many of the spring catwalks. Collegiate jackets, tailored blouses and beach-friendly sandals - all in a very U.S- OF-A-friendly red, white and blue - ring in an optimistic summer." - LondonFashionWeekend

Beautiful Bontaicals

"The ever-lovely floral motif is back in a big way for spring, with many designers featuring prints that wouldn’t look out of place in an English country garden. Elsewhere, florals came graphic and oversized on outerwear. It’s the answer to all spring party dressing dilemmas: a mini or maxi dress will be the star of this trend." - LondonFashionWeekend

Pop Art Brights

"This painterly trend will make the season fizz with colour. Bold head-to-toe colour will make an entrance while clashing pantones such as a colour-block shift dress with a clashing spike heel and boxy cross-body bag will work day and night." - LondonFashionWeekend

New Romance

"Embrace your inner romantic with spring’s most refined trend. Runways were awash with delicate, feminine looks: think ruffles, lace, tulle and silk in the palest of pastel shades. It’s the perfect trend to trial this upcoming wedding season." - LondonFashionWeekend

Trend Catwalk timetable

How to get to Sattchi Gallery

Duke of York's Building

Kings Road

London

SW3 4SQ

Sloane Square is the nearest train/tube station to this location

Disabled Access 

London Fashion Weekend is fully accessible. If you require a carer's assistance for your visit, they will be entitled to a free pass. If you require a carer pass please contact See tickets on the ticket hotline: 0871 230 1558 (calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras).

Ticket prices & discounts

There are 4 different tickets to choose from depending on how much access you would like at this event. 

Bronze : This is the entry level ticket, which is only entry shopping and industry talks. This ticket can also be purchased on the day at the event, unlike the other tickets. A great ticket for casual fashionistas looking to pass a hour or two.

Silver : This is a good ticket for people wanting to experience a taste of the london fashion week. You receive entry, shopping access (with a £10 discount for a purchase) and industry talks like the bronze ticket. You can also select to view a catwalk show from either Trend (the upcoming "in" styles and looks) or Designer (a showcase of upcoming styles and clothes from featured designers at the event). Each catwalk show lasts around 30-40 minutes. You also receive a tote bag which has promotional items from the sponsors and future discounts from some of the designers featured at the event.

Gold : This is the same as the silver ticket, but grants you access to see both catwalk shows.

LUXE : This ticket grants you the following benefits:

The benefits of this ticket are constantly being updated, for more information please click here

LUXE PREMIUM : This is the ultimate ticket, granting you access to everything at the event. 

This ticket grants you the following benefits:

The benefits of this ticket are constantly being updated, for more information please click here

I have found one current working discount code which provides 20% off your total price at the checkout (this excludes LUXE tickets)

When selecting your tickets enter the following code for the discount to be activated

20% OFF - "DM1"

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