London is known as a city of fashion, and with another week of style in the capital, here are some of our must-see looks, in no particular order, from the hottest Asian designers from this year’s Spring ’27 collection.

1. SYRA J

White is a colour known to signify purity and innocence, and the design on the two-piece has a flowing design that helps emphasize this message. Yet, combining the natural design of the top and pants with the translucent lace makes it feel sexy and sophisticated, being simplistic in design but not in impact.

2. SYRA J

The design of the dress in various sea-themed colours exudes the feeling of water. The dress is modern and cute, not looking out of place on a night out, but the large circle sequins add a wave of drama and makes it look fitting for a mermaid. While the dress and sequins shouldn’t go together, the shape of the main piece allows all the parts to flow together.

3. ERDEM

An elegant suit is a staple of any wardrobe, but this takes it to the next level. While the bodice uses a basic design, teamed with a classic white shirt, the unexpected silhouette of the bulging skirt and flower decals is the perfect addition, elevating it to couture standards.

4. ERDEM

Using a pale yellow on this dress instantly creates a very whimsical feel, especially when paired with the pastel colours of the flowers throughout the dress. Using a darker grey for the underskirt adds a mysterious feeling, with some darkness to create layers and allow different interpretations of the design.

5. Susan Fang

Choosing white as the main colour of the qipao dress was the perfect way to highlight the outfit’s intricate, coquettish silhouette. The pop of black, paired with the ribbon and the visible boning on the dress, along with the translucent material, is fashionable and eye-catching, exuding a touch of sexiness.

6. Susan Fang

Flower textures throughout the dress make it extremely eye-catching and aesthetically pleasing, as the different colour textures come together beautifully. Paired with the shoes, the whole outfit is very playful and whimsical, using a beautiful blend of pastel colours to give off a magical aura.

7. Edeline Lee

Although the dress is one colour, with the belt buckle providing the only sparkle away from the brown, the different textures on the silhouette ensure it isn’t one-dimensional. Perfectly embodying the shape and style of a standard ballet dress, it makes it more modern and wearable, something worn by anyone, not just a professional dancer.

8. Edeline Lee

Edeline Lee’s collection, inspired by ballet and dance, is shown in completely unique ways with each look. This blue dress seems to combine the silhouette of a standard ballet dress, but takes it back to the 60s with the high neckline and use of a bold blue and chunky belt.

9. Yuhan Wang

The material used in this dress is sexy and lacy, almost giving off a lingerie look, especially when combined with the matching socks and gloves. It is the way the material falls on the model and is shaped into a dress that gives it a more elegant feel, especially with the shoulder panels and ruching of the bodice.

10. Ahluwalia

Satin can be a tough material to use due to its tendency to wrinkle and get damaged, but this playsuit uses it perfectly. It strays from the basic jumpsuit design, using a cape and skin exposure to make it seem like different pieces, creating one look. Yet, the fact that it is one piece shows how delicately the whole outfit was created to make it look flawless and flowing.

11. Huishan Zhang

The ballgown is the perfect blend of material and textures, using a traditional tulle underlay to create volume and shape. Yet the bodice structure is very modern, using ruffles and floral materials to keep an elegance to the entire piece. Although the colours are muted, the small details, such as the green vines, add extra layers and provide just the right amount of pop.

12. Huishan Zhang

The use of lace and patterns in these two pieces has created an outfit that is not only elegant and sophisticated but also sexy. The overall fit and shape of the pieces are simple, replicating a basic suit pattern, but it is the small details that make it so special and pleasing to the eye, creating distinct focal points throughout the look.

13. GASHANI COUTURE

Everything about this dress seems to represent nature, from the colours used to the way the fabric is sculpted, to the small details. The top of the bodice resembles leaves, and the dramatic shoulder piece emphasises this as it continues down the skirt. The change in colour is subtle but flows perfectly, replicating raindrops or water in a lake.

14. GASHANI COUTURE

This dress is the perfect example of couture, bringing the drama, glamour, and style with a magnificently structured work of art. While it is a dress, it looks like a structural piece of art, using the petals to create a flower effect with the model as the centre, using colours that work well today to give off autumn vibes.

15. TRASHY PLANETS

At first glance, this dress is a beautiful representation of historical fashion. The jewel red colour is bold and dramatic, with the classic silhouette from the Tudor period, including the heavily embroidered bodice and puffy sleeves. Yet, the short nature of the dress makes it more youthful and sexy, keeping the essence of the royal theme but making it more modern.