Here are the sneakers spotted on the streets of London during this fall's Fashion Week.

React Element 87 'Anthracite'

This edition of London Fashion Week included a wealth of bright colors and eye-catching materials. Shocking pink, alongside other neons, made a regular appearance on the runway and the streets, while sequins and rhinestones commanded all attention at designers like Halpern and Christopher Kane. The latter grounded his shiny cocktail attire with a casual sneaker, a balancing strategy that was employed to equal success off the catwalk. Brands like Versus and Ports 1961 offered sneaker models as pronounced as their designs—the first presented platformed editions, while the latter used bunches of laces as a form of fringing.
There were quieter notes as well. Designers proved that sneakers remain a perfect match with tailored classics—at Burberry, sleek black editions were paired with reinvented trenchcoats, while white low-tops accompanied Margaret Howell’s elegant, laid-back silhouettes. This was even more true on the streets, where fashion week attendees proved that comfort never goes out of style. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Wmns Falcon 'Black Pink'

Wmns Bumpy 'Multi'

Old Skool 'Black White'

Epic React Flyknit 'White Racer Blue'

Off-White x Air Presto 'White'

Air Force 1 '07 'Black'

Wmns Air Force 1 Jester XX 'White Black'

Wmns Air Jordan 1 Jester XX 'The 1 Reimagined'

KD 10 'Numbers'

Gucci Rhython Leather Sneaker 'Ivory'

Calvin Klein 205W39NYC Wmns Carla

Balenciaga Triple S Sneaker 'White'

Wmns Air Max 95 'Triple White'

Kiko Kostadinov x Gel Burz 1 'Limeade'

Wmns DMX Run 10 'Vital Blue'

Wmns M2K Tekno 'Team Orange'

Air Monarch IV 'Black'

Chuck 70 Hi Top 'Summer League'

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOANNA TOTOLICI AND WORDS BY MARY WANG

London Fashion Week Fall 2018

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