Alongside the runways, street style, and front-row frenzy, another exclusive element makes London Fashion Week what it is: invite-only parties where fashion’s inner circle comes together to let loose long after the shows end.
From Alexander McQueen celebrating its LFW return in style to David Koma's Koma Cocktails event, and with guests ranging from Emma Corrin to Lola Tung in attendance across the week, these are the London Fashion Week SS27 parties you need to know about - plus, the inside scoop from our editors who were there...
Kurt Geiger x Kelsey Randall
Kurt Geiger kicked off London Fashion Week by launching its new capsule collection with New York-based designer Kelsey Randall. The brand’s flagship store became the setting for an evening of fashion, cocktails and dancing, as guests gathered to toast the collaboration.
“The Kurt Geiger flagship store was transformed into a party paradise to celebrate the launch of the Kurt Geiger x Kelsey Randall capsule collection,” says H! Fashion editor Clare Pennington. “Guests sipped on Ghost Labs cocktails and had a boogie to kick off London Fashion Week in style.”
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© Getty Images for Kurt GeigerOdd Muse’s Chic After Dark party
Also on Wednesday 16th, Odd Muse founder Aimee Smale hosted the brand’s first LFW party with a suitably glamorous ‘Chic After Dark’ soirée at Isabel Mayfair. Guests arrived dressed head-to-toe in Odd Muse, setting the tone for an evening of champagne, canapés and dancing.
“An evening at Isabel in Mayfair for Odd Muse’s ‘Chic After Dark’ party – champagne, canapés (still dreaming about the gnocchi), and the most beautiful dresses,” says H! Fashion’s Jade O’Rourke.“We laughed, danced, drank champagne and fully embraced the ‘chic after dark’ agenda. I thought to myself – if this is how LFW starts, I’m very excited for the week ahead.”
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© Agency Forty FourMcQueen's SS27 Party
McQueen celebrated its Spring/Summer 2027 collection and its return to the LFW schedule at Decimo, The Standard, bringing together Emma Corrin, Russell Tovey, Edward Enninful, Jade Thirlwall, Sophie Thatcher, Lola Tung, The Last Dinner Party and Georgia May Jagger, among others.
“It was the perfect LFW party - an impeccably stylish crowd, brilliant music, unbeatable London views (the city that inspired the SS27 collection) and honestly the best fish and chips I've ever eaten,” says H! Fashion’s Lauren Ramsay. “The atmosphere was unforgettable.” A.G. Cook, Vegyn and Kelly Lee Owens provided the soundtrack, with 1800 keeping the drinks flowing.
David Koma’s Koma Cocktail event
On the penultimate evening of LFW, David Koma brought the fashion crowd together for his Koma Cocktail event at ROOM86 at Moi in Soho. Guests included former H! Fashion cover star Hana Cross, Adot Gak and more, with drinks from The Whispering Angel, Neurita Tequila, NOAM, French Bloom and Cîroc helping keep the party flowing.
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© Jason Lloyd EvansZandra Rhodes x Tatty Devine
Tatty Devine and legendary British designer Zandra Rhodes brought some serious colour to LFW with an intimate dinner celebrating their latest jewellery collaboration, held at The Rainbow Penthouse. Guests tucked into an entirely vegan feast from Fauna and Fox, with El Rayo Tequila cocktails flowing throughout the evening. As for the parting gifts? Guests left with pieces from the colourful collection, alongside bright homeware from Addison Ross.
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© Hara Kaur/Dave Benett/Getty ImagOceanus x Sexy Fish
Fun-loving resortwear label Oceanus brought its signature glamour to Sexy Fish in Berkeley Square for a LFW party to remember. Founder Hannah Attalah was joined by a host of fashion It-girls, with guests turning out in the brand’s glittering designs as they partied into the night. The buzzy restaurant provided a suitably glamorous backdrop for the occasion.
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© OceanusClaudia Smith’s Post-debut Party
Claudia Smith marked her LFW debut with a milestone moment: becoming the first Black British designer to stage a show at the British Museum. Following the landmark presentation, the designer kept the celebrations going with an after-party in the same iconic setting. Reflecting on the occasion, the designer said: “Having my debut show at the British Museum was no small undertaking. I wanted to stage a show that felt monumental and felt like a real moment for Black British culture. I’m so proud of the collection and the months and months of work it took to craft every look. This is just the beginning for Claudia Smith London.”
And the soundtrack was suitably major, with none other than Black Coffee taking to the decks for the after-party.
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© Getty ImagesPrimark AW26 Dinner + Showcase
High street giant Primark staged a seriously spectacular dinner to close out London Fashion Week proceedings. Taking place in King's Cross, guests enjoyed a sumptuous three-course meal, washed down with lashings of champagne, hot honey margaritas and a caviar blini or two. Attendees included Jaime Winston (who was very taken with the brand's incredible coat collection for AW26), Pete Wicks and stylist Ellis Ranson, all of whom looked impeccable in the label's latest offerings.
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© Grant Buchanan/Dave Benett/Getty
