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Londoners have a particular irreverence when it comes to putting an outfit together. They’re happy to forgo conventional styling in favor something more off-kilter, and they possess a masterful way to fuse high and low, wearing streetwear with tailoring, maybe throwing an Aries long-sleeved T-shirt over a tulle Molly Goddard dress.
But no moment more than London Fashion Week brings together the city’s divergent style tribes, from the vibrantly-clothed club kids outside the Fashion East show to the disco dressers giving us high-octane glamour front row at Halpern. There’s those dressed for high-tea while walking into Mulberry, and the Palace, Supreme, and Gosha Rubchinskiy fans sporting the latest Burberry collaboration outside Christopher Bailey’s last show. It’s a mishmash of personal aesthetic that may seem totally contradictory, but when put together, perfectly exhibit the many sides of British style. Click ahead to see what we mean.
Trench coats. Burberry plaid. Not to be cliché, but does it get any more British than this?
Photographed by Joanna Totolici.
We’re constantly thinking of new ways to wear our floral dresses. Layering a polo underneath, allowing the collar to pop out ever so slightly, might just be our next move.
Photographed by Joanna Totolici.
Have you ventured into pleated territory yet? Nothing is more eye-catching than clothing with a whole lotta texture.
Photographed by Joanna Totolici.
Sequins for daytime. Sequins for nighttime. Sequins for any time, really.
Photographed by Joanna Totolici.
Consider us on purple patrol for the rest of the year.
Photographed by Joanna Totolici.
Never forget, Muppets are trending.
Photographed by Joanna Totolici.
Did we mention how happy we are practical outerwear is finally in style?
Photographed by Joanna Totolici.
The button-up dress unbuttoned and worn as a jacket? Works every time.
Photographed by Joanna Totolici.
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