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The five-day event brought together established British houses, emerging talents, and global industry figures. Dominant themes included a fresh, softer approach to tailoring, and white emerging as a powerful statement colour, highlighting intricate detail and craftsmanship. Vibrant spring hues injected energy into collections, alongside a strong emphasis on artisanal techniques. Knitwear also proved its versatility for inter-seasonal wear. This season underscored London's diverse, creative, and commercially relevant fashion identity.

Banshee of Savile Row drew on tradition with suits and shirts. Creative director Ruby Slevin looked to Gráinne Mhaol (Grace O’Malley), the sixteenth-century Pirate Queen of Ireland, for inspiration. The result was a classic yet feminine wardrobe, firmly rooted in Savile Row artisanship, with every garment hand-cut and constructed on a full floating canvas.