The British Fashion Council holds the February edition of London Fashion Week in 2027; the exact dates are not yet confirmed.
The British Fashion Council holds the February 2027 season of London Fashion Week, with 180 The Strand as its hub, on dates not yet confirmed.
The Council founded London Fashion Week in 1984 and has run it twice a year since. Its NEWGEN scheme funds and stages first collections for designers who could not otherwise show.
February is the smaller of the two seasons. It shows autumn and winter collections in the coldest week of the London year. The trade has already been to New York and goes on to Milan and Paris.
London has generally given those buyers a reason to stop with new names. More than 5,000 press and buyers come to the season, and many are here for the opening days rather than the closing ones, the reverse of the other three cities.
The runway shows are closed to all but press, buyers and guests of the houses. The rest of London meets the week through exhibitions, installations and the parties built around them.
The schedule is published shortly before the week opens, and the collections shown reach shop floors the following autumn.