The LFW Spring/Summer 2026 Street Style Is A Sight To Behold

After a week of non-stop fashion festivities in New York, where insiders ogled over the latest collections at the likes of Coach, Tory Burch, and Ralph Lauren (among many others), the style set is now across the pond. Yes, London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026 is in full swing, and the schedule this season boasts a mix of regulars, such as Erdem and Roksanda (both of which are celebrating their 20th anniversaries), and newcomers, including Lucila Safdie and Rory William. Of course, the runways aren’t the only place to source sartorial inspiration — the street style moments are very much worthy of your attention, too.

Given that London is home to the prestigious Central Saint Martins, which consistently churns out emerging talent, the second leg of fashion always feels like a breath of fresh air. For instance, attendees aren’t afraid to get a little wacky with their outfits — expect plenty of print mixing, bold colors, and eye-catching silhouettes. To put it simply, this is the place you’ll come across those I-never-thought-of-that outfit formulas.

With that in mind, feast your eyes on the best street style moments from London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026 below. Despite being the shortest week on the calendar (the shows conclude on Monday), there are many more spectacular looks to come.

Day 4

Actor Yasmin Finney doubled down on texture with this fuzzy midi dress and slingback heels combo.

You know it’s LFW when you spot bow-adorned looks all over the streets.

This showgoer punctuated an LBD with accents in similar colorful motifs. 

Instead of tying a scarf over your pants, try fastening the accent around your waist.

All a neutral look needs is a hefty dose of bright red, as proven by actor Eku Edewor.

Mytheresa’s CBO Tiffany Hsu zhuzhed up an all-black look with a statement-making fur shawl.

Day 3

Influencer Susie Lau turned heads in this one-of-a-kind number, which boasted studs and feathers.

One thing to know about the Brits? They love a quirky bag.

Leopard print skirts are always a good idea in the fall.

This showgoer’s colorful polo sweater packed a playful punch.

Cape season is here, and this attendee made her luxe iteration the focal point of her look (no pants, no problem).

Day 2

This guest’s look struck the perfect balance between sporty and preppy.

This pastel color scheme is so visually pleasing.

Now this is the epitome of a statement earring.

Singer Rebeka Prance offset a romantic frilly dress with grungy studded leather shoes.

Edgy plaid skirts are always a fixture on the streets in London.

This attendee knows a thing or two about layering.

Day 1

Maddy Reid, deputy editor at Bricks Magazine, proved there’s no such thing as too much hot pink.

Haven’t pulled out your newsboy cap yet? It’s not too late, according to this guest, who paired hers with an animal print coat and sporty jersey.

Two scarves are better than one. This attendee doubled down on the accessory, tying one around her head and the other on her waist. 

This showgoer made her JW Anderson draped pants the star of the show, wearing the bottoms with a billowy white top and luxe brown leather accents.

Styling tip: Add structure to an oversized blazer with a skinny belt.

This guest is clearly already in full fall mode, ‌as she topped off her neutral look with an ultra-furry jacket.