At Halpern, eight women from across the public service sectors who served on the frontlines during this pandemic vibrant donned bubble dresses and danced ebulliently in front of the camera, as interviews of their experiences punctuated the fashion. 

Vivienne Westwood, which traditionally showed in Paris, came home to London and continued to showcase a youthful, punk-plaid aesthetic. Models in masks that said "True Punk" are also seen up in arms in protest. 

Preen's ethereal film shows models draped over a longboat serenely drifting through a canal while the camera pans to the beautiful microfloral dresses that make up its SS21 collection.

Emilia Wickstead presented one of our favourite collections so far with a short film. "Real people" models (including renowned publisher and consultant Caroline Issa), wore cropped boleros as tops, exposing the underboob as well as dresses dotted with stunning prints of ships, red gowns with wide, tulip collars, and itsy bitsy bustiers—basically everything we want to wear to an elegant garden party come spring.

Like Burberry, Erdem also chose a forest as the setting for its short film, where models walked the grassy runway in floral, jacquard suits, wallpaper-print Victorian dresses paired with neckerchiefs and princess-shouldered gowns with lots of ribbon. 

Victoria Beckham explains in the beginning of her filmed runway show—set in an art gallery, also sans audience—that this collection is all about ease of fit and realistic dressing. Cue elongated jackets, fluid, strappy lace dresses, and her signature bell-bottomed trousers, all in beautifully colour-blocked pastels. The highlight would have to be the chunky gold necklace of dreams, adorned with an XXL gold hoop in the center that we're sure will be all over street style snaps next season. 

David Koma knitted polos seen everywhere this summer gets a sparkly update at David Koma's SS21 show set in a spectator-free tennis court. Models strutted in tennis-ball-green body-con mini dresses, netted gowns and blazers with bedazzled tennis rackets etched in the back, in line with Koma's sport-glam aesthetic beloved by the likes of Kylie Jenner. 

Emerging London-based designer Paria Farzaneh invited a handful of editors and influencers to the countryside town of Amersham for what many described as an apocalyptic show, including Declan, who was sat on a grassy hill as fiery explosions went off in the distance, gunshots were heard and models stormed into the audience wearing camouflage, cargo trousers and parkas made using traditional textiles from Farzaneh's hometown of Iran. She had hoped to reflect the "troubles in America" which included violent protests and wildfires amongst others.