Stylish Londoners Are Very Into These 5 Summer Trends Right

Something a lot of people don’t realise about me is that I work remotely—from Scotland in fact—so every time I come to London for work, I make sure to pay close attention to the outfits I see as I go about my days in the capital. Fresh off my latest three-day visit, I was impressed at just how many key summer trends I saw stylish Londoners wearing during my time there. Truly, they’re some of the best dressers, not just in the UK, but in all of Europe!

While I could write about its iconic style for hours on end, instead, I’m going to focus my energy on charting the five summer fashion trends I kept seeing over and over across London. Between a day out at Wimbledon (which, yes, was incredible) to heading to the Who What Wear offices in central, I covered a lot of ground, but these trends were the ones that seemed to follow me everywhere I went. This might, however, be unsurprising when you see them, for they are some of the most versatile and, by proxy, most appealing of the season.

So, whether you live in the capital and are keen to ensure your outfits are up-to-date or reside elsewhere and are inspired to emulate the looks of those in the big smoke, scroll on to see and shop the five London summer fashion trends that matter most in 2024.

5 Summer Fashion Trends Taking Over London This Season

1. Simple Linen Minidresses

Style Notes: Of all the dress trends to choose from this summer, London fashion people are taking things back to basics with simple linen minidresses. Inject some personality by way of an interesting shoe choice (boots are a vibe, as are trainers) or some unique jewellery.

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COS

Square-Neck Mini Pinafore Dress

free-est

Full of Sunshine Cotton-Linen Mini

Abercrombie & Fitch

Linen-Blend Shift Mini Dress

Reformation

Jessi Linen Dress

2. Jorts

Style Notes: London embraces ’90s trends like no other city, so it should come as no surprise that it was one of the first places to embrace the return of jorts this summer. I saw so many stylish jorts outfits when I was in the capital this week but this look, featuring a Loewe vest and A.emery sandals, is hard to top.

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H&M

Bermuda Baggy High Denim Shorts

Reformation

Raye Mid Rise Denim Jorts

& Other Stories

Relaxed Denim Shorts

Whistles

Raya Longline Denim Short

3. Colourful Linen Shirts

Style Notes: London is a city obsessed with shirts, be they blue-striped Oxfords or white cotton button-ups. However, with temperatures beginning to rise, linen is fast becoming the material of choice—I saw countless looks featuring bright linen shirts that somehow looked polished and relaxed in equal measure.

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With Nothing Underneath

The Boyfriend Shirt in Linen Cardinal Red

M&S Collection

Pure Linen Collared Relaxed Shirt

H&M

Oversized Linen Shirt

4. Minimal Wedge Mules

Style Notes: I really need to take the time to document all the summer shoe trends I saw on the streets of London properly but, for now, I’ll leave you with the most popular, and perhaps the most surprising. Minimal, demi wedges were the shoe of choice at Wimbledon, which tells me this is the shoe London fashion people are turning to when they want to look stylish. Much easier to walk in than skinny heels, I get why they’re a thing for those commuting in the capital.

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MANGO

Metallic Heel Sandals

EMME PARSONS

Suede Wedge Sandals

ST. AGNI

Leather Wedge Sandals

Reformation

Emilia Wedge Sandal

5. Full Cotton Skirts

Style Notes: I definitely saw more full, cotton skirts than I did jeans during my latest visit to London, a revelation that becomes all the more surprising when I tell you it was pouring one day. Another thing to note is that most of the full skirt outfits I saw were styled with waistcoats, just like Karina Marriott has chosen to do here. Elegant and fashionable, this is a formidable outfit pairing I can’t wait to re-create.

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Free People

Lowen Midi Skirt

FAITHFULL THE BRAND

Baia Cotton Maxi Skirt

Free People

Bubble Bliss Skirt

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