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The best looks from London Fashion Week

From a fresh take on Y2K trends to a twist on everyday wear, some designers looked at the past and present for their fall collections

Burberry kept it chic and sporty, with a collection that paid tribute to the brand's outdoor heritage. It included elegant outerwear and many versions of the iconic trench coat.
Burberry kept it chic and sporty, with a collection that paid tribute to the brand's outdoor heritage. It included elegant outerwear and many versions of the iconic trench coat. (AFP)
Susan Fang's autumn/winter collection was full of joy. Combining frills, chiffons and beads, the clothes, mostly in pastel shades, were inspired by her idea of home.
Susan Fang's autumn/winter collection was full of joy. Combining frills, chiffons and beads, the clothes, mostly in pastel shades, were inspired by her idea of home. (AFP)

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At the JW Anderson show, the designer showcased everyday clothes in a variety of shapes, from oversized and sculptural to even a bit eccentric.
At the JW Anderson show, the designer showcased everyday clothes in a variety of shapes, from oversized and sculptural to even a bit eccentric. (AFP)
London-based Ukrainian designer Masha Popova offered a fresh take on 2000s fashion, with batiks on tops and skirts and Juicy Couture-like short dresses and pants.
London-based Ukrainian designer Masha Popova offered a fresh take on 2000s fashion, with batiks on tops and skirts and Juicy Couture-like short dresses and pants. (AFP)

Also read: London Fashion Week: Burberry pays tribute to its outdoor heritage

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