London Fashion Week Spring 2027 Guide: Pop-Ups
A guide to shopping pop-ups at Harrods and Liberty, and fashion-focused exhibitions at the V&A and Timothy Taylor gallery during London Fashion Week in
Harrods is hosting a Brand63Africa pop-up this September. Skims has opened its first UK flagship on Regent Street, featuring a London-exclusive product line.
Where to Shop
The fifth floor of Harrods will feature the Brand63Africa pop-up, a social enterprise presenting five designers from the continent. The listed designers are Christie Brown, Abiola Olusola, Sukeina, Studio Namnyak, and The Cloth.
Skims's new Regent Street flagship reflects the brand's aesthetic with sleek nude colors and smooth interiors. A polished silhouette sculpture references its branding. The store carries all signature clothing lines plus a special London-exclusive range.
Anya Hindmarch has collaborated on a Snoopy First Beagle in Space pop-up at the Vintage Hall in Belgravia. The collection features cartoonish leather accessories and keychains. This mission is scheduled to last until October 11.
Liberty department store has opened a new Fashion Jewelry Gallery on its first floor. It shows 37 brands, with 11 being exclusives, focusing on demi-fine and fashion-led designs. Exclusive brands include Wouters & Hendrix and Gas Bijoux. For the launch, brands like Missoma and Daisy London are offering a bracelet welding machine and jewelry box customization.
Where to Gaze
Timothy Taylor gallery is presenting "A Dream That Rhymed With Mine," a solo exhibition of new work by Hayal Pozanti. Her paintings use a peculiar biomorphic abstraction, blending color by hand with oil-based supplies. The work aims to depict feeling, driven by Surrealism and imagination.
Galerie Max Hetzler is hosting a third London exhibition for Walton Ford, known for photorealistic wildlife watercolors. The works explore the relationship between humankind and nature.
In Hackney, the community-led Hackney Bloom exhibition combines textile and floral art. It celebrates creativity and connection, offering a perspective on a communal garden co-created by local artists and residents.
The V&A Museum in South Kensington is hosting a free Burberry trenchcoat exhibition. It spans the garment's practical origins to its fashionable status. The exhibition uses drawings and textiles to convey its worldwide significance.
Where to Eat and Stay
The report lists several dining options for showgoers. Don't Tell Dad in Queen's Park is a bakery-restaurant hybrid. Nipotina in Mayfair offers Italian comfort food. Mazarine, within the Mandarin Oriental Mayfair, is offering a dedicated high-protein menu until Monday. Brasserie Olivia in Sloane Square provides an all-day French menu.
For accommodation, The BoTree near Marylebone Lane is positioning itself as an LFW hub with wellness amenities. These include access to the Triplebond social wellness club with a rooftop pool and specialized classes. The Chancery Rosewood in Mayfair, set in the former U.S. Embassy, offers an all-suite base with an Asaya wellness concept and multiple dining venues.
