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As London teeters between its second summer and the first signs of autumn (cooler mornings, knee-high boot sightings, whispers of cuffing season…) the fashion world is taking to the streets for London Fashion Week’s Spring/Summer 2024 season. Picking up where New York Fashion Week left off on Thursday, London’s five-day marathon — running until 19 September — is showcasing a range of talent from younger labels like Ahluwalia and Chet Lo, to big-ticket headliners including Burberry and JW Anderson.