9 Biggest London Fashion Week Trends AW26

London Fashion Week came to a close yesterday, marking the end of 5 days of frantically hopping into cabs and train carriages between shows in an attempt to catch them all. And while London Fashion Week doesn't necessarily lend itself to wearable trends – owing to the fact that it's largely made up of independent designers with clothes that you probably wouldn't see down the shops or the pub – there's still plenty to talk about and pick apart.

From established brands like Burberry and Simone Rocha to the emerging designers setting the newest trends and fashion movements, LFW lets us peek into their minds to see where fashion is going.

So, without further ado, here are the top trends from this London Fashion Week season.

Practical glam

A particularly noticeable trend this season was how practical, utilitarian staples were transformed to give them more of a romantic, glamorous feel. For instance, Simone Rocha collaborated with Adidas this season, bringing us a track jacket with puff sleeves. Johanna Parv, on the other hand, finished her show with cycling-jacket-turned-dress, a glamorous silhouette made from ergonomic material.