London Fashion Week 2025 proved once again why it remains a global leader in innovation, artistry, and trend setting beauty. While the runways showcased visionary fashion, the beauty looks took centre stage, redefining traditional aesthetics and pushing creative boundaries. From crystallised tears to avant-garde minimalism, here are the standout beauty moments from the season.

Grete Henriette: Ethereal Shimmer and Dewy Elegance 

Lead Makeup Artist: Sophia Sinot using Wonderskin 

Grete Henriette made her London Fashion Week debut with a runway inspired by divine femininity and natural beauty. Sophia Sinot’s makeup direction echoed this vision, opting for a soft, dewy finish that gave models an ethereal glow. Shimmering eyeshadow and delicately highlighted cheekbones enhanced the models’ features, creating an understated yet captivating look. Models were adorned with glitter and shimmer across their faces and bodies, amplifying the otherworldly aesthetic. One standout look featured an intricate cascade of pearls, beads, and shells running down the model’s spine, further reinforcing the collection’s organic, goddess-like theme. The fusion of bold fashion and light reflective beauty cemented Henriette’s arrival as a designer to watch.

Di Petsa: Tears of Desire and Smudged Romance

Lead Makeup Artist: Crystabel Efemena Riley

Dimitra Petsa has long explored themes of fluidity, sensuality, and female desire, and her FW25 collection, Reflections of Desire, was no exception. The beauty look was an evocative extension of this narrative. Models’ eyelashes were encrusted with salt to mimic crystallised tears and to represent snow lashes, while smudged lipstick suggested love notes left on skin. Riley, a champion of zero-waste makeup, used milky and bloody textures to reflect the raw, unfiltered aspects of attraction. This avant-garde approach blurred the lines between beauty, art, and storytelling.

SRVC: Futuristic Minimalism

Lead Makeup Artist: Aurore Gibrien

Ricky Wesley Harriott’s SRVC show, set atop London’s BT Tower, embraced sci-fi influences with sleek tailoring and futuristic silhouettes. The beauty looks followed suit, featuring an almost-bare complexion with luminous, natural skin. Some models wore subtle metallic eyeshadow, while lips varied dramatically ranging from bold black or muted orange to a striking half painted effect, where the upper lip was black, and the lower lip left bare or glossed. This high contrast aesthetic reinforced SRVC’s cutting-edge identity. 

Dilara Findikoglu: Venus Reborn in Gothic Glamour

Lead Makeup Artist: Yadim Carranza

Hair Stylists: Eugene Souleiman and Kevin Murphy

Dilara Findikoglu’s Venus from Chaos collection was a dreamlike vision of goddesses and mythological rebels. The beauty looks were equally mesmerising, eyebrow less models with silvery eyeshadow, lace edged lips, and tattoo-like facial embellishments created an otherworldly, gothic aesthetic. The show’s defining moment was “Look 23,” where a model emerged with cascading fiery ginger hair that flowed to her thighs, her body shimmering in iridescent hues of purple and blue. It was a breathtaking nod to Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus, reimagined through Findikoglu’s rebellious lens.

George Keburia: Broken Doll Beauty

Lead Makeup Artist: Alice Dodds

George Keburia’s FW25 collection toughened up delicate, doll-like aesthetics with a moody colour palette. The beauty looks followed suit, models wore stark black lipstick against bare, luminous skin, creating a striking contrast. Some featured exaggerated black eyeliner, while others played with metallic green lips. The effect was both haunting and futuristic, reinforcing Keburia’s exploration of childhood nostalgia and toughness.

Harris Reed: Rebellion Meets Romance in Dramatic Lashes

Lead Makeup Artist: Sofia Tilbury using Charlotte Tilbury

Harris Reed’s FW25 show, staged at the Tate Britain, was a celebration of unapologetic self-expression. Makeup artist Sofia Tilbury balanced rebellion with vulnerability, creating soft, glowing skin and nude lips to contrast with bold, exaggerated eyelashes. Upper and lower lashlines were adorned with long falsies, amplified further with layers of Charlotte Tilbury’s Exagger-Eyes Volume Mascara. Florence Pugh’s show-opening monologue set the tone, and her goth-glam spiky two-inch lashes became an instant highlight of the season, proving that bold beauty is here to stay.

London Fashion Week Fall 2025 saw beauty take on new forms, romantic, futuristic, rebellious, and surreal. Whether through sculptural eyelashes, crystallised tears, or moody lip contrasts, this season’s standout looks will no doubt shape the future of beauty trends in the months to come.

Words By Claire Gaura 

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Taking inspiration from his childhood and the people around him, today his designs offer something new and exciting to the industry. Harris described his brand as “Romanticism gone Non binary”, this unlikely combo gives the wearer the confidence to feel their most authentic self and put their fluidity front and centre, something that is so empowering. The fight for fluidity in fashion is not an easy one. Many years of gender construct within the fashion industry need to be broken down, but with Reed’s goals and ideas, this future doesn’t seem an unlikely one!

Supported and loved by many superior brands and VIP celebs, Harris Reed is a well-needed breath of fresh air in the industry. Dressing the likes of Harry Styles, Solange Knowles, Selena Gomez, Ezra Miller, Troye Sivan and Miley Cyrus, Reed has a unique and particular style that emanates throughout his work and into the wearer. This is evident in the dress designed for Iman for the Met Gala 2021, the golden, sunbeam dress radiates Harris’s love for fashion and the limitless possibilities of the ever-changing industry, whilst also gracefully linking to the Met Gala’s theme.

Harris says that his inspiration comes from dressing up in old halloween costumes and his mums clothes at around the ages of 8 and 9, he says this is where his love for fashion first begun. You can see the playful ‘dressing-up box’ inspiration throughout all of Reed’s work. He has mentioned before that Little Bo Peep is one of many inspirations for his signature over exaggerated hats and fascinators- an unlikely source of inspiration for many, but not for the eye of Harris! A clear creative connection to this childhood nursery rhyme character is apparent in many of Harris’ collections; from his first year at CSM, his most recent re-worked bridal collection, and his “60 Years A Queen” collection which has just walked in London Fashion Week this year show.

Harris has said that it was a dream of his to bring out a bridal collection, and now he has! Entitled “Found” the collection is an extraordinary array of lace, veils and sheer material. This collection features 10 black and white looks creating a modern and sleek interpretation of classical wedding day clothes. This gender fluid bridal collection gives the wearer the breath-taking feeling that all hope to feel on their big day. A perfect balance of feminine and masculine silhouettes, the collection is unlike any other bridal collection ever designed before.

Entitled “60 Years A Queen” this demi-couture collection made its debut on the catwalk of London Fashion Week this year. His strive for fluidity is shown throughout the collection and is stunning to look at and shows a true and honest expression of Harris’s ethos. With a regal mix or corsets, gloves, and lace Harris is reaching new fashion heights many didn’t know existed. A classy and sophisticated take on fluid fashion, “60 Years A Queen” gives us a look into how broad the fluid fashion style can go!

Alongside his demi-couture collections, Harris has a “Fluid basics” collection containing a compilation of skin-toned wardrobe basics, further showing Harris’ range and passion for inclusivity for all. Soft, flexible fabric designed to make the wearer feel comfortable in their own skin no matter what, what’s not to love about that!

Harris Reed will present highlights from his outstanding Demi-couture collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Having fluid clothing and a queer designer represented in a museum is a groundbreaking step in Harris’s fight for inclusivity. The collection aims to show off the best of his work whilst educating people on the future of fluid fashion and its importance in the industry. Work from his first year at CSM to the latest LFW collection will be available for viewing. With an immersive set designed for the V&A, three fashion performances will take place in the museum’s Raphael Court on Friday 18 March, featuring designs that explore themes of performance, opulence and self- expression.

“Truly overwhelmed, this one’s for the queers and those who never thought they would see themselves represented in a museum!”

Words By Lily Grimes

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The Harris Reed x Missoma collection is now available at Selfridges Manchester and Missoma online! Returning from London Fashion Week as one of the most talked-about designers, Harris Reed is entering into the jewellery space in collaboration with London-based brand, Missoma. Spotted during the celebrated Harris Reed show, pieces from the collection were incorporated into the elaborate couture fantasy.

Launching this month, the 49-piece demi-fine collection and 15-piece fine capsule reconsiders Gothic heirlooms and vintage trinkets to become pieces of fluidity and inclusivity. As a gender-fluid fashion designer, Reed wanted to create a collection inspired for everyone. Initially, this idea manifested itself in the dual-gender butterfly – a symbol of fluidity, rebirth, and freedom. The demi-fine pieces are crafted from recycled sterling silver, recycled 18ct gold vermeil and gold plating. The collection’s fine jewellery is refined in 14ct solid recycled gold, blue sapphire and conflict-free white and black diamonds.

​”This is my way of being able to give everyone a little bit of the Harris Reed fantasy”, Harris Reed.

The opulence and excitement present in Harris Reed’s designs transfer to the beautiful collection. Heavy stones, delicate pearls, mindful details, fluidity, symbolism and alluring simplicity are sprinkled across the collection. The array of styles and designs across earrings, necklaces, rings and bracelets ensures there is a product for everyone which can be easily worn as part of an abundance of heavy, layered pieces, or worn more delicately as an individual, single piece.

Missoma’s CEO and creative director, Marisa Hordern, explains ‘this collection is all about acceptance and inclusivity through our deeply symbolic pieces, given the romantic opulence and gothic chic that comes with all things Harris.’ Harris Reed also explains his role in making the collection a more accessible aspect of dreamy couture gowns: ‘as a designer who mostly works with demi-couture and VIP clients, not everyone can buy a Harris Reed gown. But they can have a Harris Reed x Missoma gold necklace or ring to keep for years and years to come. This is my way of being able to give everyone a little bit of the Harris Reed fantasy.’

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£ 149

Harris Reed X Missoma Labradorite Cocktail Ring

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Harris Reed x Missoma snake 18ct recycled yellow gold-plated brass ring

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Harris Reed x Missoma Butterfly rhodium-plated brass necklace

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Harris Reed Handpicked Serpent Earrings

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Harris Reed x Missoma Moon And Star

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Harris Reed x Missoma Pearl and Moonstone Charm Bracelet

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Harris Reed x Missoma recycled 18ct yellow gold-plated vermeil sterling-silver, labradorite and gemstone ring

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Words by Caitlin Sahin

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