London Fashion Week Pictures

See all the highlights from London Fashion Week SS15 and check out our favourite looks from the shows so far...

London Fashion Week

Tom Ford SS15

Tom Ford took us all by suprise this season, announcing that his exclusive catwalk show, previously off limits to most of us fashion-folk, was to be streamed live. And for all those who didn't catch it, here's everything you need to know. Think 70's glamour with a rock twist. Ford embraced everything that's glam about the 1970's, updating those pieces into totally wearable, and totally covetable wardrobe wares of now. Black tuxedo's came with super-wide leg flares, thigh-grazing metallic mini dresses were teamed with 90's-style chokers, and floor-grazing sequin capes were paired with matching trousers to create the ultimate disco look. A sign of things to come? We hope so...

Tom Ford SS15

Christopher Kane SS15

One of the most hotly anticipated shows on the schedule, LFW veteran Christopher Kane sent out an army of girls to showcase his latest collection. And it did not dissappoint. Along the high-shine catwalk, models floated past in a selection of stunning eveningwear (this knot-front dress being one of our favourites), all paired with pastel heels and undone hair. See which looks we're loving...

Christopher Kane SS15

Burberry SS15

One of our favourite shows of LFW, Christopher Kane, as ever, totally wowed us with his SS15 collection. Aside from the incredible illustrated catwalk and accoustic performance from James Bay, Jourdan Dunne and Suki Waterhouse took to the catwalk, among many other familiar faces to show Bailey's latest range of covetable coats, and more. See our top looks...

Burberry SS15

Jonathan Saunders SS15

Jonathan Saunders latest SS15 collection was everything we have come to expect from this super-sleek designer. Offering up printed sun dresses adorned with super-size bows, beautiful white midi dresses complete with sheer panelling - all coming in a super-wearable palette of tan, cool blues and bright whites. Click through to see our top ten looks...

Jonathan Saunders SS15

Mary Katrantzou SS15

It was one of the most eagerly anticipated shows on the LFW schedule, and Mary Katrantzou did not dissappoint. Aside from the laid-back, just-rolled-out-of-bed hair look (one we can quite confidently pull off ourselves, no doubt), Katrantzou's SS15 collection was a clever work of snake and lace, paired together to create some of the most stylish evening dresses we've seen from LFW so far. We predict to see many a celeb on the red carpet rocking one of these chic frocks...

Mary Katrantzou SS15

Topshop Unique SS15

Topshop Unique SS15, in summary, was a holiday on the runway. Ever present were the Topshop model army of Cara Delevingne and Jourdan Dunne, with a guest appearance from Lily Donaldson, and the usual slew of celebs including Alexa Chung and Pixie Geldof took their places on the FROW. But it wasn't those stylish celebs we were looking at, no, we had our eyes on those sports-luxe looks. The Topshop girl for spring/summer is looking distinctly sporty, retro and super shimmery. Click on to see which looks we loved most...

Topshop Unique SS15

Temperley SS15

Temperley triumphed with their SS15 show. Think relaxed tailoring, all in chic shades of pastels and soft greys, mixed in with some folk-style summer kaftans, layered with kimono style jackets and teamed with printed plimsolls. And if you were thinking of throwing out those trench coats, think again, for this show saw plenty of loose-styles, layered up with shorts and shirts. See it all and check out our edit of the best looks...

Temperley SS15

Amanda Wakeley SS15

If there is one thing we've learnt so far from the SS15 shows, it's that white is truly back on the fashion map. And not in a linen/casual kind of way, no, we're talking chic workwear, evening dresses and sportswear. Amanda Wakeley took on the tricky trend and sent out an entire collection of wearable whites. See exactly how you should be working this trend and click through to see our top looks...

Amanda Wakeley SS15

Matthew Williamson SS15

Matthew Williamson went for a retro revival for his latest collection. Floor-grazing gowns swept down the runway, teamed with plenty of pastels, oversized sunnies, big bouncy blow-dries and playful bandeau tops, paired with culottes. This collection touches on all that we have come to expect (and love) from Matthew Williamson, and we're pinning this to be his most wearable yet. Roll on summer...

Matthew Williamson SS15

Marios Schwab SS15

Monochrome, pastels, digital print, thigh-splits and super-chic, sheer detailing - there is only one way to sum up this mash-up collection, and that's uber cool. Think black mini dresses like this, teamed with masculine style loafers and a loose-low ponytail. Those grecian strapless evening dresses paired with skyscraper platforms. And for off-duty dressing? We're thinking that sleeveless, wrap jacket worn with denim and slides.

Marios Schwab SS15

Richard Nicoll SS15

Whistles SS15

Margaret Howell SS15

Margaret Howell is our go-to destination for cool classics, updated to suit each season, and this collection is no different. With so many sophisticated seperates, we're spoilt for choice. Normcore is truly present within this SS15 range, with lashings of grey, white and blue, mixed in with a splash of unexpected khaki - so far, so Howell. Watch out for those v-neck knits, what we're pinning to be the seperate for spring.

Margaret Howell SS15

Preen By Thornton Bregazzi SS15

Aside from the neon, backlit catwalk (giving us all kinds of inspiration for our next party), there were so many cool elements to this show, we're not entirely sure where to start. What we do know? That signature print mash-up (seen seasons ago, that lead to much snakeskin taking over our wardrobes) has made a much-welcomed return, those sportswear come structured dresses are ever present, and if you weren't entirely sure whether the halter dress was still wearable, this collection has all but confirmed it.

Preen By Thornton Bregazzi SS15

Marchesa SS15

Whistles SS15

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