Happy London Fashion Week to all who celebrate! Whether you’re in town for the British leg of Fashion Week or simply hanging out in London, you can still get in on the action. Here’s a roundup of events happening this weekend to immerse you in the LFW experience—no front-row ticket required.

LFW: The Standard Takeover with Fashion East, KNWLS, and Law Roach

From the 14th to the 17th of September, CÎROC Ultra-Premium Vodka teams up with fashion icons to “remix luxury” at The Standard, London. This special LFW takeover features uncompromising womenswear label KNWLS, talent incubator Fashion East, and stylist extraordinaire Law Roach. Get involved in the celebration and find more details about the LFW Standard Takeover here.

British Fashion Council’s City Wide Celebration

To mark LFW’s 40th anniversary, the British Fashion Council (BFC) is offering over 1,000 unique experiences and activities across London, Manchester, and Newcastle throughout September. Featuring over 350 brands, the City Wide Celebration showcases the best of British city culture, cementing the UK’s status as a global fashion powerhouse. The programme promotes retail across the country, driving forward conversations about fashion through industry participation and partnerships. Learn more about the City Wide Celebration here.

New Mural by Sophie Mess at The Stage, Shoreditch

While London Fashion Week unfolds, London’s Mural Festival also brings fresh energy to the city. The Stage, a hub in Shoreditch, recently unveiled a stunning new mural by artist Sophie Mess, known for her vibrant, botanical-inspired work. Titled Together We Rise, this mural transforms a concrete lift shaft into a permanent piece of art, blending natural beauty with the city’s industrial structures. “At its core, my work is all about igniting and exploring our connection with nature, and how emphasizing this connection in the urban environment can have such a positive impact,” says Sophie. “Though I always want my work to be open and interpreted by the viewer on a personal level, I took inspiration from the setting for this piece. The fact that the mural is on a lift shaft, I wanted to create a piece that represented working together to rise.” Be sure to add this to your map when strolling through East London this weekend!

The Stage, 22 Hewett St, London EC2A 3NL

A Chain of Women at the Embassy of Brazil

Brazil: Creating Fashion for Tomorrow has partnered once again with the Embassy of Brazil to present “A Chain of Women” from the 13th to the 17th of September, just in time for London Fashion Week. This exhibition highlights the crucial role of women in fashion, showcasing a curated selection of Brazilian brands along with sustainable initiatives led by talented Brazilian women from low-income communities. Expect to see Catarina Mina’s work with communities in the state of Ceará, Farm Rio with the Yawanawá indigenous craftswomen, Lenny Niemeyer, with its partnership with the Barreirinhas Craftswomen’s Association (Maranhão), Marina Bitu, showcasing designs made from straw of the banana tree stem, Dayana Molina’s Nalimo, at the forefront of indigenous representation in Brazil, PatBo and its embroiderers’ school, along with Renata Brenha and Flavia Aranha’s various initiatives.

Naomi in Fashion at the V&A

Though it opened last month, Naomi in Fashion at the V&A remains a must-visit for fashion enthusiasts. This first-of-its-kind exhibition in London celebrates the extraordinary career of Naomi Campbell through the work of leading global designers and photographers. It highlights her creative collaborations, activism, and cultural influence.