While we have anticipated the shows over the past five days, we have had the opportunity to witness some amazing outfits worn by our guests. Interesting combinations, styling, and creativity was shown by all of the creatives that have come to Fashion Scout this SS18.

Innovation X: A Portrait of India held the final show of this years Fashion Scout SS18 during London Fashion Week. Focusing on India’s fashion industry, this event was held to highlight and celebrate established and emerging Indian fashion pioneers.

The Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends returns to Fashion Scout for a 3rd season, showing this year's SS18 collections. INIFD features 24 student designers from across India, taking part in two different shows.

FAD is an award-winning charity that offers young people the opportunity to get ahead in their creative career. Perhaps the most personal show of the week, it received continuous applause from the audience.

Sue Dray, the artist and course leader of London College of Fashion BA (Hons) Fashion Illustration, has been Fashion Scout’s first artist in residence this season! Creating illustrations and paintings live from the catwalk, Dray pursued art that reflects the reactive nature of showcasing collections on a catwalk.

Fashion Scout during London Fashion Week hosted Elephantasia, a catwalk focusing on couture and conservation. Elephantasia, from Fashion for Conservation is a campaign that raises funds and awareness for the poaching crisis and features international designers for each of their seasons. In 2016 Elephantasia started a global tour of their exhibition and campaign across the US, Canada, Spain and Europe, leading up to their final show for Fashion Scout SS18.

Chinese born, London based designer Youjia Jin revealed her SS18 womenswear collection for Fashion Scout during London Fashion Week.

As the last day of Fashion Scout is upon us, we have two shows packed with designers who will be displaying their collections for our final day. Starting with INIFD-LST: The New Rashtra, this show features the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design, in association with The London School of Trends.

Irynvigre has a devotion to sustainable fashion. Her collection is ethically manufactured in Europe, using ateliers from globally renowned couture houses that make the garments using high-quality Italian materials.

Photographers line the street outside venues hosting shows, eagerly anticipating the guests wearing the most creative street style to arrive. In an age of influencers, bloggers and social media personal styling has become a feature of London Fashion Week. Below see the highlights of Fashion Scout's guests personal creative expression.

With a colourful return to Fashion Scout this SS18 season, New York based designer Leaf Xia debuted her most recent collection.

Hellavagirl “ROCK STAR COUTURE” proudly showed their SS18 collection for Fashion Scout. This jaw dropping collection titled “Human Meat Freaks” represents founder Helen Woollam’s inspiration from all things “flesh, fetish, and guilty pleasures”. 

Dumpty, an elusive youthful design brand, is the work of a post-90’s duo coming from Central St Martins, originally from China. Thumping electronic beats rumbled over the audience, the audio setting a mysterious awareness of a show beginning.

House of MEA is a platform that promotes emerging and established talent from across Asia and the Middle East. Showcasing eight fresh talents from FAD India, the collections were all based on the theme of 'Textures, Textiles, and Tradition'.