London Fashion Week 2026: Phil Oh Captures the Best Street Style Moments

London Fashion Week has always been a playground for fearless style, but this season feels especially celebratory. The Spring 2026 shows are shimmering with anniversaries, milestones, and a sense of fashion history in motion.

First on the calendar is Lulu Kennedy’s legendary FashionEast, marking 25 years of championing the designers who make London the global epicenter of creative risk-taking. Later, Roksanda Illinčić will raise a glass to 20 years of sculptural silhouettes and unapologetic color. Between these landmark moments, the runway (and the streets outside it) will pulse with the signature drama of Chopova Lowena think carabiner-laden skirts swinging with anarchic energy and the romantic dreamworld of Simone Rocha, where ribbons, bows, and gothic femininity reign supreme.

But as every fashion insider knows, the real show often happens off the runway. Enter Phil Oh, Vogue’s ever-observant street style photographer, who has turned capturing London’s best-dressed guests into an art form. His lens doesn’t just document clothing, it bottles the attitude, eccentricity, and experimentation that define London’s fashion heartbeat.

This season, expect his images to spotlight a collision of heritage 

and rebellion: vintage-inspired tailoring worn with punkish boots, avant-garde silhouettes softened by whimsical accessories, and the kind of styling alchemy only possible on London’s rain-slicked pavements. From front-row regulars to daring newcomers, the streets promise to rival the catwalk in sheer spectacle.

So whether you’re here for the anniversaries, the carabiner skirts, or the bow-drenched dresses, one thing is certain: London Fashion Week Spring 2026 will be remembered as a season where nostalgia met next-gen audacity and Phil Oh was there to catch it all.