What the most stylish wore to London Fashion Week SS22

Fenwick scouted the streets of London to uncover a series of fashion-forward looks that embrace a daring and bold approach to dressing. Taking inspiration from [The Beat Goes On](https://www.fenwick.co.uk/featured/the-beat-goes-on-2) campaign that celebrates the vibrant roller skating culture, we snapped anyone who glided out in some of the boldest Fall trends.

Green is the colour of the season and we’ve seen it applied to a midi satin dress effortlessly styled with sneakers as well as check-print wool sleeveless coat worn over a timeless white dress. If Emerald City is calling, take a look through our selection from top brands like [Olivia Rubin](https://www.fenwick.co.uk/brands/olivia-rubin/women/clothing), [No.21](https://www.fenwick.co.uk/brands/no.21/women/clothing) and [Pleats Please Issey Miyake](https://www.fenwick.co.uk/brands/pleats-please-issey-miyake). [Annette Gortz](https://www.fenwick.co.uk/brands/annette-gortz) has you covered for the timeless check print. A warm orange tone, loved by the likes of [Roksanda](https://www.fenwick.co.uk/brands/roksanda/women/clothing), is a perfect colour to see you into Fall and works well as a single statement and when paired with muted separates.

Rich textures like velvet and suede are feeling appropriate once again and can smoothly take you from office to dinner. Susie Lau combined grunge and decadence by styling a ruched velvet jacket with a preppy check skirt, a sporty bag and some combat boots from [Ganni](https://www.fenwick.co.uk/brands/ganni).

On more than one occasion, accessories outshined the outfits. Neon heels added a surprising pop of joy to a tailored look while curved bags in sherbet colours and quirky prints were a friendly reminder that we can keep that summer beat going throughout the cooler months.

Scroll across to see more standout looks spotted on the streets of London Fashion Week.

_Photography courtesty of Ali Moeez and Silvia Olsen_