Fashion London UK presented an all inclusive runway show for British and International designers  during London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026.

Edric Ong

Malaysian designer is at the forefront of eco slow fashion, consciously working with communities of weavers and crafts artists to create and market handmade designs. 

Titled ‘Nomad’ Ong’s collection is inspired by the nomadic and indigenous cultures of Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo, Philippines and Central Asia with an eclectic styling of transcultural textiles, hand crafts and accessories coming together into an evolved fashion statement. 

Fabrics used: Handwoven ikat textiles and woven leather of Narda’s of the Cardilleras in Baguio, Philippines and the Nuno felts of Kazakhstan artists. Ong’s hand painted silks and cottons using his own discovered wild figs fermentation natural dyes.

Handmade accessories such as the Sarawak Orang-Ulu unique palm leaf ‘sabit ukong’ rain cover and rattan ‘topi tunjang’ hats are also his signature style 

New accessories include the Kazakh felted slippers on Peranakan Chinese wooden clogs. 

Collaborations with Malaysian master artist Abot Gudang resulting in hand painted Dayak motifs on vests and shoes.

www.edricong.com  @ong.edric 

AGA Couture London

Titled ‘Opaline’, the collection is a celebration of timeless sophistication and empowering femininity. Combining tailoring with intricate detailing and fluid silhouettes.

At the heart of this unveiling lies Aga Couture’s Weybridge atelier, an intimate sanctuary where craftsmanship and creativity converge. Here clients are guided through a one to one couture experience, shaping garments to reflect individuality and personal elegance.

www.agacouture.com @aga_couture_london

Rumah Rukuji by Myra Widiono

Indonesian designer’s ‘Merona’ collection is a journey of heritage, artistry and sustainability. Inspired by the soul of Indonesian textiles – their spirit, grace and timeless elegance. 

Merona transforms a variety of woven fabrics produced by indigenous people and transforms the textiles into fashionable collections through eco-design and zero waste concept. Handwoven fabric from East Sumba, Sound Central Timor, Sikka, Tanimbar, the Iban tribe of Kapuas Hulu and the Benuaq tribe of Tanjung Isuy. 

Each garment is crafted with asymmetrical cuts, layered silhouettes and bold expressions of Indonesian natural dyes. 

Ruman Rukuji is a shelter for culture, art and craft, which specialises in Indonesian textiles and art. 

@rumahrakuji @myra_widiono

AF Refresh by Anthony French

Made to order fashion and home style textiles inspired by the beauty of fashion and yarn, weaving together vibrant colours and rich textiles to create pieces that stand out from the crowd.

Titled ‘Dressed for Revenge’ the collection is based on reimagining Miss Haversham where romance returns as power. The pieces are layers of blousy rose prints, a hush of purple sequins, intense blues and textured knits into the armour of lace and light. Colour palette of candlewax, ash, smoke, wilted rose, tarnished silver along with bruise violet sparkle and ink well blue.  Overdye techniques flood seams and hems for depth. Foiled organza under ghost tulle , micro beaded dew and scattered crystal teardrops. 

“The bouquet isn’t wilting, it’s weaponised” says Anthony French “We’ve added bruise violet sequins and saturated blues so the sweetness bites back.”

www.af-french.uk @af_refresh 

Maheen Khan

A pioneer designer from Bangladesh, Maheen is a design activist who believes that modern intervention is necessary for the survival of age-old textile traditions. She champions slow fashion that is chic and contemporary yet rooted in local creativity. 

Titled Les Beaux Papillons, the colour palette is shades of indigo and black. Styles are easy for resort and warm weather destinations. All the pieces are handmade and handwoven. Designs amplify a connection to nature and cultural heritage with butterflies, bees and floral motifs. 

@maheenofficial 

Photography by Racing Fashion