With three more cities still to present, these are the three trends making an early emergence for the forthcoming season.

As usual, Vivienne Westwood chose to do things a little differently. This season, the designer presented her latest collection digitally, opting out of a traditional runway. Instead of a boring lookbook, Westwood released a short film and raucous photo shoot full of Britain’s finest non-conformists. There are plenty of references to Brexit, and a good dose of humor, too.

For their latest collection, Ben Cottrell and Matthew Dainty looked to the elements, specifically earth. Inspired by a caving trip in Slovenia, the two reimagined exploration equipment like carabiners and backpacks — giving fashion more function.

With his most recent collection, Oliver Spencer continues to elevate and remix British staple silhouettes, without sacrificing comfort. From Navy Yard to High Street, there's a look for everyone.

Rapper Tinie Tempah’s third collection for his label continues to combine workwear with streetwear with with sportswear with luxury —further blurring the lines between all three.

A signature from 1975, Givenchy revives the Givenchy Gentleman with a new look, scent and feel – just in time for a festive spritz.

The man Stella McCartney claims a certain stylistic freedom. Cool, sharp, it oscillates somewhere between Dalston and Savile Row, embodying the perfect blend of English sartorial heritage and London underground. Check out the Spring 2018 collection, available for pre-order now.

The house's first men's Pre-Fall collection debuted an over-the-top crystal-embroidered jacket with a price to match.