This valuable resource uncovers the latest in bag, jewellery, footwear, headwear and eyewear trends from the streetstyle scene at London Fashion Week. These exclusive images offer a unique perspective for the accessories sector, showing the most popular designs favoured by fashion insiders and reveals how these products are being styled. Each category is expertly curated to flow through similar styles for a comparative overview of shapes and design elements.

A fresh and exciting curation of womenswear from the London streetstyle scene. Exclusive images offer unparalleled coverage of the latest directional trends captured in a combination of posed and candid photographs – showing each look from the best angle. This unique and inclusive overview uncovers key womenswear shapes, and how these are being styled in real life. Each of the categories within the gallery is arranged to flow through similar styles to enable a comparative study of shapes, styling, proportions and materials. This valuable resource contains over 640 images to provide future design inspiration.

A unique perspective and thorough analysis of streetstyle fashion from London and Copenhagen Fashion Weeks. Photographs reflect our understanding of clothing, the construction or detailing that is best captured in movement or from back or side angles. Looks reveal the latest in styling and layering trends, while also confirming the enduring styles that continue to evolve and develop. Each category flows through similar styles to enable a comparative study of shapes, styling, proportions and details. This valuable resource contains over 1190 curated images to provide inspiration for SS 2025 collections.

The London fashion scene is an important source for emerging trends and the young energy of Copenhagen adds solid design direction and a sense of fun. Accessories often dominate in distinctive shapes, proportions or use colour or pattern to grab attention. This combination of casual Copenhagen styling and London’s edgy vibe create a perfect blend to inspire trends for SS 25.

This deep-dive accessories report provides an overview of the London fashion scene. The curated gallery offers a unique way to absorb trends as it runs through men’s and women’s accessories of a similar type. Our original images provide a clear impression of the important details that define a look. This huge resource contains over 400 carefully selected images from London Fashion Week AW 23.

The London street scene brings out the best emerging trends. These original images show how women’s apparel is changing within each style category. In general there is an increase in proportion and volume, and this ‘taking up space’ reflects a growing confidence for womenswear. In styling there’s a contrast between delicate pieces that are sheer, second-skin or cutaway, with items which are oversized in more durable materials. Investment styles, such as coats or leather pieces come in safe, core colours but these are countered with bold-colour or bold-texture contrasts. This curated insight into trends is edited into a flow of looks, which is organised by style category.

The street scene in Copenhagen reflects a new confidence and growing excitement for fashion and individual expression. Styling is important and becomes more crucial as consumers want to wear clothes for longer. These womenswear trends focus on looks that are attainable and inspiring with fresh details or styling to encourage creativity and experimentation.  Materials are important to all looks offering everything from craft-like texture to dream-like sheers. Durable fabrics are increasingly important and surfaces reflect this endurance in washed and abraded finishes. This is a highly curated insight into trends edited into a flow of looks which are organised by category.

Denim jeans and jackets, baseball and biker motifs, knitwear and casual sports-inflected styles are an important part of men’s streetwear. Jeans are easy-fit, straight or baggy with lots of personality; denim features unique and irregular patterns, misplaced utility details, splits and frayed finishes. Baseball, motocross and utility jackets styles stand out in blocks of colour and use distinctive motifs or hardware detailing. Statement knitwear has openings and holes that appear as slashes, while more traditional patterns are seen in sweaters and tank tops. Hoodies and sweatshirts move forward in bold prints.