Street Style: London Fashion Week SS19

Prada, McDonalds and ’90s Leo Take Over London Fashion Week

5 years ago in Street StyleWords By Max Grobe

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Highsnobiety / Eva Al Desnudo

Location: London

Season: SS19

Key Looks: In slide #7, you can peep Raf Simons' FW18 Christiane F.-inspired collection, which is turning out to be the "big mood" of the season (other Raf pieces were also spotted at NYFW), and here it's been paired with the soon-to-be-released Silver Washed 3m Cross Body Bag from 1017 ALYX 9SM (slide #17).

Also, an honourable mention to the person wearing a Leonardo DiCaprio shirt from his Romeo + Juliet era in slide #10.

Editor’s Notes: Here, Eva Al Desnudo captures London's street style at its most eccentric, with high-end pieces such as the half-and-half Prada shirt (slide #3), and more conceptual ’fits like the girl in the McDonalds short-sleeve shirt (and accompanying Happy Meal) in slide #4.

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