London Fashion Week SS22 Schedule
by Adriano Batista
Take a look at the Spring/Summer 2022 schedule for the London Fashion Week which will kick off next Saturday 12th June and run until Monday 14th June.
SATURDAY 12 JUNE
11:00 – DiscoveryLAB: Maxime
11:10 – DiscoveryLAB: Chloe Baines
11:20 – DiscoveryLAB: Auroboros
11:30 – DiscoveryLAB: Azura Lovisa
11:40 – DiscoveryLAB: Noirgaze
12:00 – Bethany Williams
12:15 – Staxx
14:45 – LYPH
15:00 – Liam Hodges
15:15 – Qasimi
SUNDAY 13 JUNE
11:00 – DiscoveryLAB: Shek Leung
11:10 – DiscoveryLAB: MAYYAAGAYEVA
11:20 – DiscoveryLAB: BÉHEN
11:30 – DiscoveryLAB: Paolo Carzana
14:00 – University of Westminster
14:15 – Preen by Thornton Bregazzi
14:30 – Dilara Findikoglu
MONDAY 14 JUNE
11:00 – DiscoveryLAB: Ben Osborn
11:10 – DiscoveryLAB: DJOKIC
11:20 – DiscoveryLAB: PARC
11:30 – DiscoveryLAB: Ingrid Kraftchenko
11:40 – DiscoveryLAB: Abigail Ajobi
12:00 – Published By
12:30 – Ahluwalia
12:45 – Per Götesson
14:45 – Robyn Lynch
15:00 – JORDANLUCA
15:15 – Nicholas Daley
15:40 – Ben Sherman x Team GB
Check more events at www.londonfashionweek.co.uk
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