The Latest Breaking News from London Fashion Week

Richard Quinn’s LFW finale honoured the late Queen, while also looking ahead to brighter times with his take on ‘exquisite futurism’

Designers found their own ways to pay homage to the Queen this fashion week, which was held just days after her death

London (AFP) - A scaled-back London Fashion Week opened with catwalk shows on Friday but without after-show parties following the death of Queen Elizabeth II and with a pause planned for her funeral next week.

At the start of this week, I began noticing the twice-yearly influx of models hanging around the lobby of a boutique hotel I live next door to. The appearance of these astonishing looking, svelte and limber figures is the first real evidence London Fashion Week is upon us. It’s five…

The show, a celebration of London, opened with a minute’s silence

As London Fashion Week kicks off, the designer — who has dressed everyone from Beyoncé to Harry Styles — tells Suzannah Ramsdale about his shifting identity, dealing with homophobia and his debut runway show

It will be an altogether more sombre event, with fewer shows and no parties. Joe Bromley reports on an industry in mourning

As the Queen’s death casts a dark shadow over the season and prompts last-minute cancellations, Olivia Petter examines what fashion fans can expect from an ill-timed LFW

The event will continue to run from September 16-20 with ‘a different tone and scaled back’ following the monarch’s death.