ICYMI, These Were The Best London Fashion Week Trends

London Fashion Week trends sparked love, joy, grandeur, and some controversy in every sense of these words

ICYMI, London Fashion Week wrapped up a few days back with what can only be described as the 'best yet.' From dramatic, large pink dresses from designer Molly Goddard, to Richard Quinn bringing the house down with confetti and live music, to Vivienne Westwood's timely message about sustainability; London Fashion Week trends sparked love, joy, grandeur, and some controversy in every sense of these words.

Scroll down to take a look at some of the innovative London Fashion Week trends and how you can cop them for less.

London Fashion Week Trends: On Point With Luxury And Comfort

1. Elevated Trench Coats

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The classic trench coat was once again reinvented. Designers that chose to update this staple outerwear included A.W.A.K.E, Eudon Choi, including three other brands, namely JW Anderson, Rejina Pyo, and Simone Rocha.

How to cop: For a more wearable take on the look, try Zara's Trench Coat With Belt, $139.00.

2. Mellow Yellow

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The ongoing yellow trend has evolved into a more natural, softer shade that is closer to marigold and buttercup. This season saw the likes of Molly Goddard, JW Anderson and Emilia Wickstead who flirted with the yellow hue in their designs.

How to cop: If you fancy this trend, try this Solid Ruffles Cap Sleeve Maxi A-line Dress by Floryday, $60.00.

3. Power Puffer

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Puffer jackets are not declining in demand anytime now. The focus has moved to neat cropped pieces and mega large power puffers. Designers like Burberry and ASAI got on the bandwagon this season.

How to cop: This trend might be tough to pull, but a wearable take is this Down Puffer Coat With Wraparound Collar, $119.00, by Zara.

4. Head Girl

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Update your look with different, playful hair accessories inspired by designers like Shrimps and Ashley Williams to Simone Rocha and Erdem.

How to cop: Try this Flower Design Crepe Turban, $45.00, found on Etsy for a fun take on the trend.

5. Fresh tights

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Love statement-making tights? You will have witnessed a plethora of designers and their brightly coloured, patterned tights, ranging from Burberry's pastel pairs and Huishan Zhang's doll-like white pairs. Also, not forgetting Ashley Williams's red tights.

How to cop: This Black And Yellow Striped Tights by Funidelia might be an interesting take.

6. Grandad's Jumper

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The trend 'argyle knit pattern' is a top searched trend. With Molly Goddard’s sleek diamond pattern, TOGA's wearable take, JW Anderson’s blown-up paisley knit, and even Victoria Beckham taking the grown-up approach even further by matching with a tweed skirt.

How to cop: This Argyle Sweater With Sequinned Applique by Zara, $12.00, is a great choice.

7. BDE (Big Dress Energy)

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This season has proved that entering with big dresses is a way to make a statement, with designers like Molly Goddard's XXL hot pink tulle gown, as well as Roksanda and Richard Quinn's dreamy dresses.

How to cop: For a practical take on the trend, check out this Mango Halter Gown by Zalora, $179.00.

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