The 2025 London Fashion Week season will take place between 20 February 2025 and 24 February 2025, with side events also on 19 February. The main shows of FWA Fashionweek London will take place at the Old Town Hall in London Chelsea. The official closing event of FWA Fashionweek London will take place at the same venue on 24 February under the motto ‘Night of building bridges’. 

The Old Town Hall in Chelsea, a historic jewel of London, provides the perfect backdrop for this FWA Fashionweek London event. With its impressive architecture and rich historical background, this venue combines tradition and contemporary style. The Old Town Hall provides an inspiring environment where creative minds from the fashion industry come together to showcase the latest trends and shape the fashion of tomorrow. Strategically located in picturesque Chelsea, the Old Town Hall impresses with its neoclassical façade and elegant interiors.

For the event, we hired all the halls of the Town Hall, including the impressive Council Chamber for the shows, which creates a majestic ambience with its high ceilings and historic details, as well as the adjoining galleries, which provide space for the backstage area. The choice of the Old Town Hall as the venue honours the history of London and the culture of Chelsea, a neighbourhood known for centuries as the home of artists and designers. Organising FWA Fashion Week in this context reinforces the link between fashion and art and highlights the roots of British creativity.

Conclusion: The Old Town Hall in Chelsea is not only a historic venue, but also a stylish event location that fulfils the requirements of FWA Fashionweek London. The combination of its elegant ambience, versatile use and cultural context makes it the ideal backdrop for an unforgettable fashion event that celebrates our idea of the fashion world in an inspiring way and at the highest level. We look forward to using this unique venue to present your creative visions and innovative designs to a high-calibre audience.

The subtitle of this years closing event of the official FWA Fashionweek London will be ‘Night of the Building Bridges’. We offer a cultural celebration that puts the diversity of the global fashion scene centre stage. At a time when the world is divided by myriad factors, this night provides a platform to build connections, break down barriers and encourage exchange between cultures and communities.

We invite designers, artists, business people, journalists, photographers, models, make-up artists, hairstylists, influencers and fashion enthusiasts from all over the world to explore together the creative potential that characterises our differences and similarities. The idea of ‘building bridges’ symbolises the creation of connections between different cultures, traditions and forms of creative expression. Fashion has always been a medium that shapes and transforms cultural identities.

On this night, we will bring together different styles and cultural influences to create a kaleidoscope of fashion that is both innovative and inclusive. The ‘Night of the Building Bridges’ is an invitation to everyone to use the power of fashion to promote understanding, break down prejudices and create a community based on respect and inspiration. Let's build these bridges together - for a future in which diversity is celebrated as a strength and fashion builds bridges between people.

Because a society is strongest through diversity, where people work together to make the best possible use of their respective abilities in order to practise togetherness rather than antagonism in the spirit of ‘unity through diversity’.