Live from London, Here's Everything Our Editors Just Wore to Fashion Week
While the rest of the UK is turning its attention to what to wear for the autumn season, the fashion world has all eyes on spring/summer 2026, with London Fashion Week taking centre stage. And although most of the talk since fashion month started has been about what's on the S/S 2026 catwalks (which we'll be sharing our thoughts on soon), I just couldn't help but notice all of the stylish looks that were spotted on attendees, and this, of course, includes the outfits my fellow editors wore.
Staying in the centre of the city at the beautiful One Hundred Shoreditch hotel, the Who What Wear UK editors made their way around London in outfits to suit the unpredictable UK weather as well as help them comfortably navigate countless shows, presentations, and events they attended. Whether heading to venues in the east of the city to discover niche up-and-coming designers, walking the streets of the west for the ultra-luxury brands, or dodging the rain in style (we were very lucky to once again be chauffeured by Volvo), our editors picked outfits that were chic and practical in equal measure.
So naturally, once they were back at their desks this morning, I asked them for their exact outfit breakdowns. If you’re also curious, keep scrolling to see what Who What Wear UK editors wore to London’s S/S 2026 Fashion Week in September 2025.
What the Who What Wear UK Editors Wore to London Fashion Week
1. Striped Jumper + Pleated Skirt + Suede Boots
Style Notes: You can always rely on editor-in-chief Hannah Almassi to put together a look that's chic and practical in equal measure.
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Reformation
Cashmere Boyfriend Sweater
Don't sleep on Reformation's knitwear this season.
Prada
Pleated Flannel Skirt
Pleated skirts are an autumn wardrobe staple.
Whistles
Chocolate Hera Stretch Suede Boot
Polo Ralph Lauren
Polo Id Suede Mini Shoulder Bag
I've been spotting this exact bag all over London recently.
Bottega Veneta
Drop Aviator Sunglasses
These will earn you serious cool points.
2. Skirt Suit + Logo Tee + Loafers
Style Notes: You simply cannot go wrong with a classic suit and loafers pairing, Senior Fashion and Beauty Editor, Rebecca Rhys-Evans proves this with her quintessentially London outfit.
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Acne Studios
Junida Checked Blazer
You'll get so much wear out of this.
Marc Jacobs
Heaven Logo T-Shirt
A logo tee will help to make your blazer feel more casual.
Nobodys Child
Heritage Check Pleated Mini Skirt
Wear with the above blazer or with a simple roll-neck top.
dune london
Grisella Loafers
Burgundy is synonymous with autumn dressing.
Fendi Medium Origami Leather Shoulder Bag
3. Blazer + Tailored Trousers + Ankle Boots
Style Notes: Whenever I'm looking for quiet-luxury outfit inspiration, News Writer Natalie Munro is always my first port of call. Look how sleek this outfit is!
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This luxe blazer is a made up of a blend of Italian virgin wool and cashmere.
Reformation
Gisele Low Rise Pant
These come editor-approved.
Tommy Hilfiger
Leather Ankle Boots
The perfect heel height for a day in town.
Longchamp
Le Foulonné Tote Bag Xl
You'll be able to fit so much into this tote.
LIÉ Studio
The Rebecca Earrings
The perfect finishing touch.
4. Leather Jacket + Maxi Skirt + Loafers
Style Notes: When in doubt, opt for head-to-toe monochrome. There's just something about Acting Fashion Editor Sophie Robyn Watson's full brown and black look with the odd pop of olive green that looks extremely chic.
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Whistles
Clean Bonded Leather Jacket
So many of our editors own and love this jacket.
Rise & Fall
Henley Jumper
A skirt you'll reach for no matter the season.
Whistles
Ames Chunky Loafer
Simple, sleek and easy to style.
Roomy enough for the barest of essentials.
Adanola X Lexxola
Sunglasses
A pair of sunglasses will make any outfit look instantly cooler.
5. White Shirt + Capri Pants + Sandals
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Style Notes: Junior Fashion Editor, Imani-Nia Francis-Tsolaki has majorly inspired me to invest in a pair of capri pants. Just look at how easy they are to style.
This will go with everything.
Polka dots are going nowhere this autumn.
ASOS DESIGN
Sculpt Capri Trousers
The styling possibilities are endless.
The teardrop heel is such a sleek touch.
Gucci
Ophidia Small Shoulder Bag
The logo is instantly recognisable.
6. Printed Top + Barrel-Leg Trousers + Retro Trainers
Style Notes: Graphic tees are everywhere right now, and for good reason. Social Media Editor, Megan Storey proves that a fun top can turn the simplest of outfits into an effortlessly cool look that is sure to earn you many compliments.
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JEAN PAUL GAULTIER
Printed Mesh Top
ASOS DESIGN
Oversized Balloon Barrel Leg Trousers
Barrel-leg trousers will take an outfit from basic to elevated.
These sporty trainers are making a comeback.
Jimmy Fairly
The Elvie Sunglasses
7. Button-Up Shirt + Maxi Skirt + Sandals
Style Notes: Sometimes, less is more, as proven by SEO writer Ava Gilchrist's striped button-up shirt, black maxi skirt and leather sandals. This elegant combo is as perfect for the office as it is for strolling the streets on London.
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With Nothing Underneath
Kew Blouse
You can't go wrong with a classic.
Safiyaa
Safiyaa Crepe Sidha Maxi Skirt
There's just something so elegant about a maxi skirt.
A.Emery
Kinto Leather Thong Sandals
Leather flip-flops have been huge this summer.
DRAGON DIFFUSION
Santa Croce Big Woven Leather Tote
You'll spot Dragon Diffusion's bags everywhere in London.
8. Halter Top + Jeans + Sporty Ballet Pumps
Style Notes: I love how Assistant Social Media Editor Annie Wheatland-Clinch paired her more classic jeans with a fun statement top and metallic pumps to add interest.
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ARRANGE
Embroidered Halterneck Asymmetric Fringe Hem Longline Top
This also comes in black.
Cheap Monday
Poser Regular Waist Loose Wide Jeans
Weekday's jeans come highly recommended by fashion editors.
Puma
Speedcat Ballet Shoes
An easy way to add interest into your outfits.
DMY Studios
Valentina Black Sunglasses
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