These Are the London Fashion Week Trends You Need to Know Now

InStyle Staff

Updated Tue, Sep 19, 2017, 8:30 PM

London Fashion Week may only be five days each season, but, oh, what a glorious five days they always are! This fall in particular our favorite designers across the pond delivered some truly thrilling new fashion ideas—and, perhaps even better, revisited a few old favorites with fresh eyes.

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So, which styles should you try first? See below, where we’ve compiled a cheat sheet to the tricks and trends our editors are most excited about right now. Keeping reading for the 411, and then it’s on to Milan! (Psst! Follow our coverage on the Italian shows right here.)

Designers reinvent classic tops with a little creative layering.

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From salmon to fuchsia to blush, there's a shade for style type.

Click here for more pink looks from LFW.

Chic storm gear lands on our fashion forecast.

Click here for elevated macs and anoraks from LFW.

A sweet new spin on classic gym class clothes: Jordan almond shades and crystal embellishment.

Click here for more femme-sport looks from LFW.

Discover simply irresistible ways to wear Easter egg colors.

Click here for more pastel looks from LFW.

Stay tuned to InStyle.com all season for up-to-date coverage of fashion month. From buzzy new trends to cute model moments, we’ve got the scoop you won’t find anywhere else. Next stop: Milan!

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