London Fashion Week Returns With McQueen, Mulberry and M&S on Schedule

London Fashion Week returns with a strengthened schedule featuring Alexander McQueen, Mulberry and Marks & Spencer, supporting the British Fashion Council's goal to boost annual revenue by 38 percent to 18 million pounds by 2030. McQueen returns from Paris for its first London show since 2023, while Mulberry stages its first runway in six years with Christopher Kane and Marks & Spencer debuts a centenary see-now-buy-now presentation. Emerging labels and BFC Newgen designers also join the spring 2027 lineup. The event's media impact value has grown 62 percent between 2024 and 2025 seasons, with brands like DeMellier seeing turnover jump from 14.6 million to 43.1 million pounds. The BFC is also expanding nationally through its Fashion Britain initiative across multiple cities.