People in London Will Live in These Classic, Anti-Trend Outfits This Season

Like anywhere else in the world, London has its own identity which infiltrates into everything, from its food to its music scene. Of course, this isBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing UK, so what we're most interested in is the fashion and how the capital influences the wardrobes of its inhabitants (many of whom, I might add, are very chic indeed).

Walk down any London street and you'll see a broad spectrum of outfits, which is one thing that makes London culture so rich—it's unique and varied, which is something we should always celebrate. However, there are those pieces that feel more intrinsically "London" than others, and whilst some might sound cliché, there is merit in many of them. These are items I see regularly when I'm in the city, worn by women who absolutely know how to put together an elevated outfit.

When these city staples come together they create classic London outfits - looks that encapsulate the Brit capital's essence. As someone who always wants to dress more timelessly, I've assembled nine elegant looks that feel so London, but would also look chic no matter where you live. Forming a capsule wardrobe of sorts, scroll on to see the classic London outfits that caught my eye.

9 Classic London Outfits to Re-Create in 2025:

1. Blazer + Jeans + Loafers

Style Notes: Outfit combinations don't get more classic "London" than this look. Comprising a relaxed-fit blazer (more often than not, black), a pair of timeless blue, straight-leg jeans and loafers—the London-girl footwear of choice. This is an ensemble I see countless times a day on the streets of the capital, yet somehow, it never loses its appeal.

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2. Tailoring + Maxi Skirt + Flats

Style Notes: Perhaps it has something to do with the heritage of Savile Row, but London style has long been synonymous with tailoring. This is something I see day in and day out and now that we're heading into the transitional months, I just know we'll be seeing more and more. Swap out the wool blazers for lighter-weight alternatives this spring, and boots for flat shoes. While it may still be a bit too fresh out to expose our toes in sandals, a pair of ballet pumps or trainers are perfectly suited for this look.

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3. Cashmere Jumper + Miniskirt + Knee-High Boots

Style Notes: The miniskirt is another item loaded with British heritage, having been invented right here in the '60s. Of course, you'll see them worn all over Europe and beyond, but although we might not always have the weather for them, miniskirts are a staple in the wardrobes of many London women. More likely to be found styled with knee-high boots or loafers than spindly heels these days, Kim Turkington's ensemble (above), complete with a cosy and roomy cashmere knit, perfectly demonstrates how to style this skirt style the London way.

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4. Jumper + Jeans + Suede Tote

Style Notes: If it wasn't already clear, jeans are at the heart of many a classic London outfit. However, this look is less about the jeans themselves and more about their colour. Even with the risk of getting your clothes mucky on your commute, I see more all-white outfits in London than anywhere else, and not just in the form of summer dresses. Lois Sterling's combination of a white knit, white jeans and brown, suede bag (pictured above) feels fresh, current and classic all at once.

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5. Trench Coat + Cardigan + Wide-Leg Trousers

Style Notes: By now you were probably thinking I had made the gravest of oversights in failing to mention the trench coat, but rest assured, its influence is still very much felt in London, and I can't imagine that ever not being the case. This is largely because it's easy to throw on over the top of any look as extra insurance should it rain (which we all know is fairly likely in London). Utterly timeless and elegant, whether you buy yours from Burberry or Arket, it'll serve you well in your capsule, whether you live in London or elsewhere. Pairing it with wide-leg trousers and a cardigan only makes the piece feel more Brit-centric.

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6. Leather Jacket + Tube Dress + Mary Janes

Style Notes: The leather jacket is deeply rooted in British fashion and has been adopted by many people and aesthetics along the way. It's a staple amongst the London style set, who wear theirs with everything from leggings to tailoring, skirts to dresses. Look for elongated biker shapes for modern appeal and finish with Mary Jane flats to nail the cool girl aesthetic.

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7. Suede jacket + Knitted Cardigan + Wide Leg Jeans

Style Notes: Is there anything that says "London fashion" more than a knitted button-up cardigan with wide leg jeans? Whether it be for work, casual days out or dressed up for more formal events, a cardigan can be spotted everywhere in the city. This season, fashion people will be pairing their iterations with chic suede jackets and jeans for a chic off-duty look that can be effortlessly taken from the office to a casual day out.

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8. Knitted Cardigan + Maxi Skirt + Tall Boots

Style Notes: A maxi skirt will serve you well all year round. When it's cold, people in London pair theirs with a cosy cardigan and tall boots for warmth, and when it is warm the staple is styled with trainers, ballet pumps, loafers or sandals. I love that Danielle has added a patent boot to add some texture to the look.

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9. Jeans + Boxy T-shirt + Barn Jacket + Loafers

Style Notes: A boxy white T-shirt is the hardest working garment to bring together 99% of the outfits we wear. The white tee is a universal favourite amongst fashion people who have adapted it in numerous ways to suit their outfit, style, and season. While the trusted relaxed white T-shirt is considered a basic layering item, it is far from basic - in fact, we consider it an essential. Pair with jeans, trousers, mini or midi skirts, and shorts, you can never have too many white T-shirts.

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