London Fashion Week 2026 might prove better than any of us could have hoped, with lactation, OnlyFans, and our beloved latex styling making an appearance this year.
Lactation On The Runway
Di Petsa sent Leigh-Anne Pinnock down the runway, as much baring her ‘baby bump’ as sporting a “lactating top.” Currently expecting her third child with footballer husband Andre Gray, the 34-year-old singer/actress strutted her gorgeous self in an all-white outfit, that its specially engineered bra top began releasing streams of liquid from. The models below Pinnock were treated to a good amount of the spray with the whole scene surely making many posts.
Describing the new collection and the statement made from the faux lactation, Di Petsa said: ” The piece creates a striking commentary on motherhood, the body and care as spectacle, placing an intimate act within the highly constructed world of the fashion runway.”
OnlyFans Debut
Although thought to (and maybe even prompted by the company itself) to be a “disrupter” within the mainstream world of fashion, OnlyFans, which has paid its creators $30 billion across the decade, made itself known at LFW26. Across a hipster catwalk, sans nudity, OF once again made a showing of its “Shopify for Content” platform, debuting a collection of eighteen pieces by designer Natasha Zinko. Highlighting fashion as much as OF’s non-adult creators, hoodies and tees featured skeletal designs, X-ray graphics and wording like “ONLY FANZ” and “You Know Where TOFIND Me,” highlighting the “OF”.
Loewe’s Latex
Creative directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez feature latex as a key textile in their new Loewe’s collection. Presenting 3D‑printed latex slip dresses, sporting lace trim and bow details, bright colors, trompe‑l’œil effects, and inflatables, we are tickled pink over this roll out of our favorite textile.
The overall look of the collection are inspired by artist Cosima von Bonin.
