Next stop, London. Fashion month has closed the curtain on New York, setting up shop in the British capital city to unveil more spring summer 2027 collections.

There’s a lot to look out for this season, from established names including Burberry, Erdem and Simone Rocha to the return of Alexander McQueen under Seán McGirr. Speaking of newness, Christopher Kane is also making his debut at Mulberry, and emerging designers like Chopova Lowena and KNWLS are among the London names continuing to push the fashion conversation forward. We’ll be keeping track of it all, with every highlight from London Fashion Week Spring Summer 2027, below.

Burberry

This season, Daniel Lee took Burberry into more playful territory, enlisting textile designer Celia Birtwell for a one-off collection of bright florals and playful prints. Of course, Burberry's history is storied, and the trench remained central – appearing in candy colours and embroidered versions.  Shown at Chelsea College of Arts, the collection struck a balance between the house’s familiar signatures and a more youthful mood.

Di Petsa

Di Petsa's spring summer 2027 collection was an ode to motherhood. Dubbed ‘Holy Milk’, the collection was unified by the designer’s signature wet-look gowns, with some models walking with a baby – or adult child – in tow. The show culminated in a pregnant Leigh-Anne Pinnock walking in a breast feeding-inspired bra, which spouted its own version of 'holy milk'.

Mulberry

Christopher Kane made his debut at Mulberry this season, marking the house’s return to the London runway for the first time in six years. The designer looked to Mulberry’s leather heritage and Somerset origins, reworking the recognisable shape of the Bayswater across dresses, coats, tailoring and knitwear. Also drawing from the archive was the collection’s colour palette, and a revival of a 90s Mulberry sweatshirt. It was a distinctly British beginning for Kane’s new chapter at the house.

Simone Rocha

Simone Rocha returned to the Old Bailey for Spring Summer 2027, presenting her latest collection beneath the arches of London’s Central Criminal Court. Inspired by the unlikely discovery of Caravaggio’s The Taking of Christ in Dublin, the collection explored the beauty of the unexpected, through Rocha’s signature roses and romanticism. Sheer dresses and bare skin lent a more sensual feel to the collection, while balloon skirts, dramatic hoods, and tulle-like scarves thrown over models' shoulders dialled up the drama.

Erdem

Erdem Moralıoğlu marked two decades of his eponymous label this season, playing with the tension between masculine and feminine. His signature romanticism was still present, but this time with a slightly sharper edge – tailored jackets, waistcoats and trousers set against delicate lace, florals, sheer fabrics, and feathers.

Chopova Lowena

Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena turned a London bowling alley into something supernatural for spring summer 2027. The collection was inspire by witches, fairies and other mythical creatures, transposing their energy into clashing prints, intricate details, clever layers and plenty of draping.