This is Issue 26.

BURBERRY – DANIEL LEE

Burberry continued its transformation under Daniel Lee with a collection that further refined the house’s modern identity. Drawing inspiration from British heritage, the runway balanced traditional tailoring with contemporary silhouettes and functional outerwear. Rich textures, earthy tones and elevated craftsmanship reinforced Burberry’s position as one of London’s defining luxury brands. The collection reflected Lee’s growing confidence at the house while demonstrating a clear vision for the future. As one of the week’s headline shows, Burberry once again set the benchmark for British luxury on the international stage.

ERDEM – 20 YEARS

Erdem celebrated two decades of design with a collection that looked back on the brand’s history while embracing its future. Romantic silhouettes, intricate embroidery and exceptional craftsmanship remained at the heart of the presentation, highlighting the signature aesthetic that has defined the house since its founding. Rather than relying on nostalgia, the collection reinterpreted familiar codes through a contemporary lens, demonstrating the continued evolution of the brand. The anniversary show stood out as one of London Fashion Week’s most elegant and emotionally resonant presentations.

S.S. DALEY

S.S. Daley further established himself as one of Britain’s most exciting young designers with a collection that blended classic tailoring, cultural storytelling and modern craftsmanship. Known for reimagining traditional British dress through a fresh and youthful perspective, Steven Stokey-Daley delivered a presentation that felt both personal and sophisticated. The collection explored identity, heritage and contemporary masculinity while maintaining the refined construction that has become synonymous with the label. Following years of growing international recognition, S.S. Daley continues to shape the future of British fashion and remains one of the industry’s most closely watched emerging talents.

SIMONE ROCHA

Simone Rocha once again demonstrated why she remains one of London’s most distinctive creative voices. Her latest collection expanded on the romantic aesthetic that has defined the brand while introducing sharper tailoring and sculptural silhouettes. Delicate embellishments, layered textures and signature pearl details were combined with a stronger sense of structure, creating a compelling balance between softness and strength. The presentation highlighted Rocha’s ability to evolve her visual language without losing its unmistakable identity, securing another standout moment during London Fashion Week.