London Fashion Week AW19 kicked off on Friday, and the city's most stylish hit the streets, donning their most eye-catching get-ups to mark the occasion.
While there's been some stellar collections this season – Matty Bovan, Halpern, Mary Katrantzou, Ashley Williams, Alexachung, Rejina Pyo – there's inspiration aplenty to be found outside the shows, too.
Our main take-outs? Hair slides aren't going anywhere, so invest in a few pearly pieces; neutrals are here to stay, so explore rust, sand and camel tones; and put your best foot forward in an architectural heel.
Bringing a little sunshine to the rainy streets of London.
Structured blazers forever and ever amen!
Victorian children's collars? Yes, please.
Swooshing into fashion month.
Sky blue hues pop amongst all that beige this season.
When in doubt, don a hair slide.
Fashion week, but make it goth.
Two bags are better than one.
Pistachio is our new favourite hue.
See! Plus look at this very strong case for a gilet.
Chunky boots and checked blazers always work together.
As do Dr Martens and silky skirts. Trés '90s grunge.
Patent finishes are still slick as ever.
Double up on stripes.
Another black leather jacket - we've seen them in all styles this season.
Co-ordination is key.
Note to self: explore denim coats...
I'll bring you flowers, in the pouring rain...
A winning combo: JW Anderson's classic handbag, plus peg leg trousers and patent shoes.
We love that billowing skirt. Who knew Boris bikes made such a great backdrop for fashion week?
Red, beige and striped all over...
Slime green is still the most playful shade going.
When your coat is this great, black accessories are all you need.
Tiger is still the animal print making everyone swoon.
We're deeply into this '70s shades and suede coat situation.
Croc boots and bucket bags are still the perfect pairing.
Note to self: monogram everything.
These pleated trousers are workwear heaven.
Printed tights and '90s mules? Yes please!
OTT headbands, white waistcoats, and micro shades: triple threat.
Stomping boots and beaded bags make for an on-point accessories game.
More beaded bags, and snakeskin to boot.
Finally! A splash of colour among the neutral tones.
Blazers and boy shorts are giving us pure AC/DC vibes.
They call me mellow yellow...
Peppermint + Parma Violet = winning combination.
The Matrix meets wearable art – we're diggin' it.
On the ruffles front, it's go big or go home.
Who knew marigold and electric blue were such great bedfellows?
Check, please!
Two ways to work denim.
Making a great case for knee patches, white jeans and homespun kits.
The trick to wearing checks? Pick out the interwoven colours and run with them.
*Adds riding boots and jodhpurs to shopping basket*
Londoners are practical people at heart, and this outfit says just that – elegant, understated but also I've got somewhere to be in 5...
Let's mark this outfit 10/10 for head-to-toe flame orange and 11/10 for layering.
It's been a long winter, so we are very grateful to this woman for providing delicious and vibrant splashes of orange. And how divine next to sky blue?
You saw it here first: teal is the next colour of note.
A classic trench never goes amiss.
This suede meets snake look has us hooked.
Mules are here to stay, as are mannish blazers and keep-cosy rollnecks.
All you need is a rebellious leather jacket.
The devil is in those neon details.
You heard it through the grapevine...
One word to describe these two: JOY.
The ankle-length red cardi is the answer to all our transitional dressing prayers. The baseball cap is a nice, unexpected addition.
Neutral tones are ruling street style this season.
Sometimes the weather works against us in London, but also leads to unexpected styling details.
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