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London Fashion Week is off to a roaring start and the nation's most stylish editors, models and buyers are out in full force to see what designers have lined up for the next season.
As always, the sartorial calibre of those in attendance at LFW means that the off-catwalk fashion is quite a sight to behold, and is often just as worthy of attention as the garments making their way down the runways.
This season, the fashion set are keeping warm in oversized button-down coats and furry varsity jackets.
Some are taking the opportunity to go all-out with heavy knits and clashing textures. Think sequin puffer jackets and wide-leg camo trousers.
See the best-dressed guests at LFW so far by clicking through our gallery below.
Show all 36 1 /36London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Blogger Susie Lau donned an intricate gown by Erdem for day four of LFW, which she paired with a sprightly coat from Roksanda. Her companion, on the other hand, opted for a more somber aesthetic, wearing almost all-black aside from a sunshine yellow handbag.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Fashion influencer Lucy Williams paired her vinyl Rejina Pyo jacket (perfect for the rainy weather) with a pair of vibrant green wide-legged trousers.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Vogue editor Anna Wintour pairs her turquoise patterned dress with a full-length black coat complete with a furry collar.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks This guest was channelling quintessential Burberry from head to toe when she attended the British luxury designer's show, wearing a light brown ensemble with a tartan shirt visible underneath.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Nina Suess was ready to brace herself for the cold as she made her way to the Victoria Beckham show. The fashion blogger wore an oversized, multicoloured scarf with a long, cream cardigan and white wide legged trousers, complete with a brown, corset belt.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks The unofficial queen of fashion herself, Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, embraced the current trend for cow print while attending the Burberry show, opting for a brown and white coloured coat with matching brown boots.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Editor-in-chief of British Vogue Edward Enninful cut a chic figure on his way to the Burberry show, adding a splash of colour to his monochrome ensemble with a pair of emerald green loafers.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks This guest brought a splash of colour to the streets of the capital, wearing a bright, multicoloured striped dress and bold gold accessories. She completed her look with a sporty touch, wearing a pair of grey trainers.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks They say good things come in threes, and this trio are the picture-perfect explanation as to why. All-beige on the far left gradually becomes all-grey before taking an olive turn in the final look. The micro handbags add flamboyant flavour.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks There's nothing like pop art-inspired leggings. They're not the easiest item to work with, but this street styler clearly knows what she's doing, having paired hers with some fluffy black stilettos and a purple plaid blazer.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks You can never have too many patterns at once, as this intricate floral-heavy look aptly demonstrates.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Oversized tailoring is a popular trend this season. Here, this Fashion Week guest pairs her navy suit with a plaid button shirt.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Journalist and podcast host Pandora Sykes paired her candy-coloured pink dress with an oversized camel jacket and white knee-high boots.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Perhaps inspired by the quintessential style of the Old West, this guest's springtime look is dominated by its blue and orange hues.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Proving the longevity of 1980s fashion trends, this guest paired an oversized red coat with a wide-brimmed hat, large earrings, white ankle boots and a mini black pleated skirt.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks This attendee of LFW has mastered the art of stylish layering, combining a white, polo top with a pleated, blush-pink skirt, high-heeled boots, a plaid trench coat and 1970s-esque orange shades.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Sometimes, a simple look can have a far greater impact than an extravagant one. Take this ensemble for example - a bright orange polo neck, navy pinstriped trousers, white Nike trainers and a see-through backpack. A winning combination in our books.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks The power of leopard print continues to prevail. While attending LFW, blogger Masha Sedgwick wore a long leopard print slip dress with an olive green polo top underneath, finishing her look off with a black beret, aviator sunglasses, black Dr. Martens and a Jimmy Choo handbag.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks With springtime officially just around the corner, why not celebrate the changing of the seasons with a bright burst of colour? A bold fuchsia co-ord, royal blue coat, orange polo neck, tan clutch and red and purple heels - everything about this outfit is utterly joyful.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks If you're prone to wearing black all day every day, then adding a touch of colour to your look with a striking coat, as this guest has done, can add a much-needed dose of versatility to your wardrobe. Add an extra dash of colour with a vivid lipstick and voilà! Your fashionable look is complete.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Blogger Masha Sedgwick was all about the glamour when she was papped at LFW, wearing a chic grey power suit, gold heels and carrying a red clutch.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks With tartan rising steadily as one of this season's most popular prints, this guest's ensemble proved a hit at LFW. She accessorised with a stylish leather jacket, a pair of PVC ankle boots and a black, studded purse.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Blogger Rayer Van Ristell made the streets of the capital his catwalk when he made his way to LFW, wearing a Kenzo jacket and Salvatore Ferragamo sunglasses.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks This guest seemingly took inspiration from the 1990s when putting together her LFW outfit, donning a blue and white checkered co-ord with a white polo top, white trainers and a Dior Oblique Saddle Bag.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks It was all about flower power when this guest struck a pose on the streets of London, matching a long, floral dress with red velvet heels and a pair of grey-tinted sunglasses.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Interest in boiler suits has surged in recent months, having appeared on the catwalks at the Alexa Chung and Emilia Wickstead SS19 shows last year. The boiler suit merges practicality with high fashion, as demonstrated by this guest, who finished off her denim outfit with an oversized navy coat and black heels.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Few garments are as joyful as a full-length, multi-coloured coat. And this piece, as worn by Karen Grace of Eclipse Magazine, shows us why. Paired with a bright blue tote bag, it's the ultimate springtime look.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks The former "Love Island" star Eyal Booker arrived for the proceedings wearing black skinny jeans and a checked red and black jacket.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Blogger Laura Blair channeled a gothic aesthetic on Friday, pairing her bohemian lace dress with a simple black hat.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks A Fendi baguette bag needs no introduction, having had a renaissance in recent months, but it's worn with distinct elegance here, thanks to the all-beige-everything look. The red and blue fluffy embellishments on the jacket add a heady dose of eccentricity.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks "Made in Chelsea" star Heloise Agostinelli opted for an all-black ensemble on Friday, adding a pair of box-fresh white trainers for monochromatic flair.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks If you're going to don a white suit, you might as well accessorise with a white shoulder bag and a crimson polo neck underneath for a pop of colour.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks This foursome each channeled very different looks that paid homage to the street wear trend that has been on the rise in recent years. Here, it's illustrated with puffer jackets, camo trousers and comfortable footwear.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks This is a very "Clueless" look. Maybe it's the pink tweed jacket that conjures up fond memories of protagonist Cher Horowitz, or perhaps it's the mini pink handbag. It could, of course, be a combination of the two. Take note, "Clueless" fans.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks Couples who accessorise well together stay together. The hats and sunglasses would be more than enough to propel these two fashion week attendees into street style stardom, but the logomania jackets and fitted white blazer bring things up a notch.
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London Fashion Week AW19: Best street style looks There's a lot going on here between these three guests. One has opted for a multi-coloured, flared suit. Another has chosen a multi-coloured knitted coat. And the guest in the middle has kept things floral and fluffy with a yellow dress and matching shoes. More is more, at least it is in this case.
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