London Fashion Week consistently stands out as the most daring and innovative of all fashion weeks. It’s the breeding ground for London’s young fashion guard, unafraid to push boundaries. Each designer, without exception, strives for creativity, unveiling collections that are audacious, visionary, and subversive. From Nensi Dojaka to Chopova Lowena, and Erdem, let’s dive into the sexiest moments of this Spring/Summer 2025 Fashion Week.
Nensi Dojaka’s Lingerie Revolution
Nensi Dojaka made a triumphant return to the runway. For her Spring/Summer 2025 show, the Albanian designer, who launched her brand in 2019 after graduating from Central Saint Martins, unveiled a collection celebrating femininity. She also unveiled a masterfully crafted collaboration with Calvin Klein. The lineup included transparent dresses in short, deconstructed styles, adorned with weightless organza clusters, vibrant, flowing ruffles, and a prominent string detail worn high, reminiscent of the 2000s aesthetic.
Chopova Lowena: The Corset Takes Center Stage
There’s no duo quite like Chopova Lowena. Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena-Irons presented what can only be described as a true spectacle during London’s Spring/Summer 2025 Fashion Week. The show was so captivating that guests couldn’t resist swaying as they admired the swiftly gliding silhouettes. Known for their vibrant, grunge-infused world, Chopova Lowena has earned a special status through their creations featuring bold prints and inclusive sizing. The pieces that stole the show? The handbag carrying a mayonnaise jar, the pleated tartan skirts, and, of course, the ever-sexier corset.
JW Anderson: The Micro Dress and a Touch of Girliness
For his new wardrobe, Jonathan Anderson opted to work with just four materials: cashmere, leather, silk, and sequins. “I wanted to inject this wardrobe with a bit of a girlish aesthetic. When I look at my sister and her friends going out in London, they all have this very feminine look that’s coupled with a certain hardness, a characteristic of their independence,” the designer explained after his show. This concept is embodied in the tutu, reinterpreted with leather, transforming this somewhat innocent piece into a more rock and roll, confident look. The show also featured simple, three-holed mini dresses, some adorned with dazzling sequins.
Simone Rocha: The Transparent Dress, Reimagined
The transparent dress remains one of the most controversial pieces of 2024. This didn’t deter Simone Rocha, who chose to reinterpret it in her own signature style, adding a touch of coquettish charm. Known for blending classic femininity with a unique gothic spirit, she presented a baby pink tulle model that subtly hinted at the model’s chest.
Di Petsa: A Sensual Celebration of the Body
From the first day of London Spring/Summer 2025 Fashion Week, temperatures soared in a matter of seconds, thanks to Di Petsa, who unveiled her latest collection at 180 Strand. The designer, drawing inspiration from her Greek roots, has been crafting creations where sensuality reigns supreme since her debut in 2019. With pieces designed as an ode to the female body, she breathed new life into fashion with her sensual touch. This season, she challenged taboos associated with the female form through a bold collection featuring a figure-hugging mini dress adorned with a nipple print, models with sexy pleated dresses in gradient colors, and provocative men’s swimsuits worn as necklaces.
London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2025 proved to be a celebration of daring fashion, self-expression, and the beauty of the human form. It’s a testament to the city’s vibrant and ever-evolving fashion scene, constantly pushing the boundaries of style and creativity.
