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In London, Space for the Next Generation

Nensi Dojaka, Supriya Lele and Harris Reed were among the upstarts that popped during London Fashion Week, but it was more experienced hands like Simone Rocha who truly triumphed.
Spring-Summer 2022 looks from Nensi Dojaka, Supriya Lele and Harris Reed. Courtesy.
Spring/Summer 2022 looks from Nensi Dojaka, Supriya Lele and Harris Reed. Courtesy.

Could London Fashion Week hold its own without relying on the heft of Burberry and the star-power of Victoria Beckham? With both labels off the schedule, a question mark hung over the return of physical shows in the British capital this week.

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