London Fashion Week spring/summer 2013 show guide

London Fashion Week is arguably the most innovative and creative part of the fashion month.

Nowhere on Earth nurtures young talent like the British. This is why we have so many fresh and original designers who have climbed to dizzying heights in a few short seasons.

Newgen favourites such as Mary Katrantzou and Ashish are now LFW staples, whilst fashion collectives such as Fashion East and the Fashion Fringe are still striving to give brilliant launch pads for blossoming and otherwise unknown designers.

Mixing classic British heritage designers and contemporary modern artists is a skill that London alone holds. Here is the rundown of the London Fashion Week ahead of us.

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Topshop Unique is no high street basic brand. High end style with a real understanding of wearable fashion is what makes this label so unique (no pun intended). Be at the Topshop show space to see the entire British fash-pack in their fashion week finest.
Topshop Unique is no high street basic brand. High end style with a real understanding of wearable fashion is what makes this label so unique (no pun intended). Be at the Topshop show space to see the entire British fash-pack in their fashion week finest.