Like NYFW The London Fashion Week celebrated the 1980s as the ultimate fashion flashback, treating us in the fall of 2018 with fashion trends that we definitely can not wait for. With the aesthetics and trends of the Eighties so diverse, the fall of London Fashion Week's Fall 2018 fashion show is compulsory, especially because, along with textured shoulders, bright colors, and glaring patterns, the most rebellious fashion week of all was a place where freedom, sentimentality and uniqueness were fully accepted.
We know that London Fashion Week regularly inspires us to come up with something new in our fashionable comfort zones but this time things could get even wilder!
# 1. LFTW - London Fashionable Tartan Week
With Christopher Bailey presenting his very latest collection for Burberry, we all knew that tartan prints were the fashion trends of London Fashion Week in the fall of 2018 would take a storm, especially given their incredible enthusiasm were also used for NYFW.
Tartan prints, from blazers to pencil skirts and pants, were the focus of almost every collection and did their best at Burberry's Runway Show. We might actually consider tartan prints as the ultimate trend of this LFW, with the main expression of them tinting Bailey's rainbow.
What's better than a rainbow-colored tartan scarf as a statement piece for fall? 2018
# 2. Fall 2018 is for Bomber Jackets
Although trench coats are the epitome of British style, the best fall 2018 trends from the London Fashion Week were monochrome bomber jackets (even multicolored ones were a "thing").
More polished than the ones we're used to (just remember the Balenciaga and Vetements bomber jackets in the fall of 2017), the LFWs looked elegant once and for all and will easily get many to change their minds about it.
# 3 , One Animal LFW
We have said it with NYFW and we will repeat it with LFW: animal patterns are probably the best fashion trend for the fall of 2018. At London Fashion Week, animal prints were tamed as a true fashionista, and Above all, she loves to be in fashion.
Printed or embroidered directly onto the fabrics, the animalistic trend has also made many designers turn their collection with wild accents of (faux) furs and topically revive animal graphics, turning their urban chic leitmotifs into a real urban jungle.
# 4. Evening high-end sweater
Who would wear sweaters for a formal night or an evening gather? After all the LFW, probably many of you, most creative directors have turned simple lines and figures into amazing cuts and structures, creating a dream array of must-have jumpers that effortlessly pull from day to night.
# 5. LFW - London Fashion Workwear, A little
Workwear was untouchable as one of London Fashion Week's best fashion trends of the fall of 2018 and also showed some fashion with the NYFW workwear Continuum.
In contrast to NYFW's workwear aesthetics, LFWs were more daring and deconstructed, so they could easily be considered work clothes that are not suitable for work. Refined with tartan patterns and paired with lace shoes, LFW's unconventional workwear has taken most people's breath away. , Of course, we are already obsessed with it
# 6. Pink Fall 2018 ( Plus other Pantone colors While magenta was the NYFW's biggest trend, we had a more subtle, but for London Fashion Week no less vivid pink color than the ultimate trend (PANTONE 18-2045, Pink Peacock). Other notable Pantone Fall 2018 colors include pastel pink and yellow, a rich orange and a blue-eyed eye (often paired with rusty oranges). Although LFW usually shows punk rock-inspired dark colors in abundance, this falls event in 2018 definitely jumped on the vibrantly multi-sided side of life.
# 7. LFW, Quilts and Slides
If you're wondering how the Eighties are related to Futurism, you'd end up looking fashionable, check out the LFW runway shows! Puppet patterns and quilted motifs (inevitably) were the focus of attention at various fashion shows and often did their best when paired.
Also keep track of every botched parka you can ever see, as we predict it will be one of the next fall's biggest trends on Instagram.
# 8. Shining Sequins
The brightest fashion trends of London Fashion Week in the fall of 2018 are definitely the use of sequins, and we've seen shiny fabrics at virtually every fashion show. Whether it was a beautiful cocktail dress or an outfit for the day, sequins were used aplenty at Temperley London, Toga, Erdem and others.
# 9. The Queen's Seal of Quality
Not a fashion trend in the fall of 2018, but probably something even more iconic. 91-year-old Queen Elizabeth II, who rarely attends LFW events, attended the Richard Quinn show in the fall of 2018 and sat next to Caroline Rush and Anna Wintour, chief executive of the British Fashion Council. If that's not #squadgoals, I do not know how else to do that.
Photos via Vogue
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