The Best Spring 2020 Runway Looks at London Fashion Week

Riccardo Tisci continues to mine Burberry's archives to help inform his new era of Burberry. This season's collection theme was "evolution," as Tisci works to evolve the original codes of the house of Burberry. For Spring 2020, Tisci presented his refined and relaxed side of Burberry again. Monochrome suiting in grey and beige, and reconstructed trench coats led into gingham mini's, corsets and contrast print two-pieces. Evening wear veered on bridal (if you're a very cool bride) with a handstitched ostrich feathered frock, and a crystal mesh gown with feathered train.

This season Rocha paid homage to her Irish roots, feeling inspired by the Irish Wren Boys who traditionally hunted the Wren on St. Stephen's day. Rocha set the stage inside the recently restored Victorian theater Alexandra Palace. For spring, her organza's were embroidered with Anglaise daises and Mulberry berries, there were layered feather dresses. along with hand-macrame hay and raffia harnesses, in Rocha's signature exaggerated silhouettes. The designer also casted an array of Irish characters including actresses Olwen Fourere, Jessie Buckley, Simone Kirby, and Valene Kane just to name a few.

For Spring, Victoria Beckham gave us workwear and party wear inspired by the '70s. For the office, tailored suiting in mainly neturals, or contrasting gingham dominated the collection. For evening, she turned up the color and the volume with A-line dresses in green and purple.