London Fashion Week Has Spoken: 7 Spring 2027 Trends You Can Start Wearing Now


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The Spring/Summer 2027 runways have given us plenty to dream about. The best part? Some of their strongest ideas work beautifully for autumn.

London Fashion Week ran from 17 to 21 September 2026, presenting collections for next spring and summer. Across the shows, designers played with familiar pieces: the trench coat, denim, tailoring, romantic dresses and the handbag you reach for every day. Here are seven ideas ROMINAH readers can bring into their wardrobes now.

1. Give your trench coat a starring role

At Burberry, the trench remained a centrepiece, joined by playful prints and fresh shapes. For autumn, let yours do more than keep out the rain. Wear it over a tonal outfit, leave it open over a striking dress, or belt it to create shape. Camel is timeless, but a coloured or printed trench can make even simple clothes feel considered.

Wear it now: A trench, dark jeans, a fine knit and polished boots.

2. Choose denim with a distinct shape

London’s Spring 2027 collections made a strong case for denim and trousers with a clear silhouette, from low-slung cuts to slight flares. You needn’t follow every runway proportion. Find the rise that feels good on you, then look for a leg shape that changes the mood of your usual jeans.

Wear it now: Slightly flared jeans with a fitted top and a sharp blazer.

3. Wear romance in small doses

Simone Rocha’s collection showed how expressive dressing can feel focused and wearable. A touch of lace, a softly gathered blouse or a skirt with movement can bring that spirit into an everyday outfit. Pair one romantic piece with something simple and let it speak.

Wear it now: A lace-trim blouse with tailored trousers and loafers.

4. Make florals feel fresh for autumn

Burberry’s Spring 2027 collection brought decorative prints into its familiar outerwear world. Florals needn’t wait for warm weather: richer colours and substantial fabrics make them feel right at home in September.

Wear it now: A floral dress under a long coat, finished with boots.

5. Mix softness with tailoring

Erdem explored the space between traditionally feminine and masculine dressing in its spring collection. That gives us an easy styling idea: pair a fluid or delicate piece with a blazer, crisp shirt or tailored trousers. The contrast makes both pieces more interesting.

Wear it now: A satin skirt, oversized blazer and a simple knit.

6. Let a structured bag finish the outfit

For Christopher Kane’s Mulberry debut, the house’s Bayswater bag became a design starting point across the collection. It is a reminder of what a beautifully shaped handbag can do: pull an outfit together without demanding a new wardrobe. If you already own a structured bag, bring it back into regular rotation.

Wear it now: Carry one with a relaxed coat and wide-leg trousers.

7. Bring evening details into daylight

Lingerie-inspired looks were part of London’s Spring 2027 conversation, alongside clothes designed to be worn beyond the runway. The easiest way in is through texture: try a slip skirt, a lace edge or a silky top beneath an autumn layer.

Wear it now: A slip skirt with a chunky jumper and knee-high boots.

London’s message for Spring 2027 is an invitation to experiment with what you already love. Start with one detail: change the shape of your denim, soften a tailored outfit, or give your favourite trench a new combination. The most compelling look will always be the one you make your own.

Which runway idea would you wear first? Tell us in the comments.

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